These advanced technology Intraocular Lens Implants (IOLs) are designed to correct both presbyopia (difficulty reading up close) and astigmatism. They can help you see clearly at most distances. Some who have these types of IOLs will still need reading glasses to see small print up close

These IOLs correct astigmatism and will help you to see clearly at a certain distances without eyeglasses. However, you will still need glasses at some ranges.

These IOLs are covered by your insurance and can help improve your vision, but it does not correct astigmatism or presbyopia (difficulty reading up close). With this IOL, you will typically still need to wear eyeglasses after cataract surgery some or all of the time in order to see clearly at different distances