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Which cataract lens should you discuss?

Three questions. Prices are Mr Mohyudin’s Spire Elland starting packages, checked July 2026 — not a personal quote.

Quick answer

Start with a monofocal if you accept reading glasses. Add a toric if astigmatism matters. Consider EDOF for distance plus screens, and multifocal only if you accept possible night halos. No lens guarantees life without spectacles. An examination can veto any of these.

Step 1 of 3 — this is a conversation starter, not a prescription.

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Questions about this tool

Can a quiz pick my intraocular lens?

No. An examination and eye measurements are needed to assess suitability. The helper introduces lens families to discuss: monofocal, toric, EDOF and multifocal. Eye health, expectations and the trade-offs of a specific lens matter.

Are premium lenses always better?

No. They add range or astigmatism correction in exchange for cost and possible glare. Many private patients still choose a monofocal.

Explanatory answers updated 8 September 2026. A tool cannot establish clinical suitability.

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Medically reviewed by Mr Mohamed Mohyudin, Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon (GMC 7039600) — last reviewed