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ConexiantCataract Surgeons Gain a New Lens Tool

The FDA approved Johnson & Johnson’s Tecnis PureSee EDOF IOL, the first and only EDOF lens approved without a contrast sensitivity warning. A toric version is also available for patients with 1 or more diopters of preoperative corneal astigmatism.


Professional Impact

  • Tecnis PureSee is the only FDA-approved EDOF IOL matching aspheric monofocal contrast sensitivity benchmarks, removing a longstanding objection to premium lens counseling.
  • 97% of patients reported no very bothersome visual disturbances, and an equal share said they would recommend the lens to others.
  • The toric option extends premium IOL candidacy to astigmatic patients, consolidating refractive correction and presbyopia management in a single procedure.
  • With nearly 500,000 eyes treated globally, US surgeons inherit a robust real-world safety and performance record at launch.

Action Items

  • Identify astigmatic cataract patients as candidates for the toric Tecnis PureSee ahead of its US availability later in 2026.
  • Update premium IOL counseling materials to reflect the contrast sensitivity and dysphotopsia profile.
  • Confirm US launch timing and toric cylinder range with your J&J representative before scheduling cases.

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