Clerio Vision products

The only one day disposable lens available in three diameters: 13.6, 14.2 & 14.8. Successfully fit your small, standard and large diameter patients, providing them with a better fit and a more comfortable wearing experience.

The only one-week disposable lens available in three diameters: 13.6, 14.2 & 14.8. Successfully fit your small, standard and large diameter patients, providing them with a better fit and a more comfortable wearing experience.

Give your patients a comfort upgrade with the only monthly disposable available in three base curve options for an optimum fit.

Available in two diameter options: 13.6 and 14.2; The best comfort is a combination of the right material and the right fit. Two diameter options allow you to use your expertise provide patients with the right size lens ensuring a perfect fit and ultimate comfort.

LC - The lowest available cylinder: Designed for patients with astigmatism from 0.50D to 1.00D; MC - Designed for patients with astigmatism from 1.00D to 1.50D.

Now you can provide your astigmatic patients with a color option. TORIColors is the only monthly disposable toric in opaque colors.  The lenses provide superb colors for patients who otherwise would have to wear cosmetic spherical lenses with a loss of visual acuity or purchase expensive custom cosmetic toric lenses.

The best contact lens comfort comes from a lens that fits correctly and a material that stays hydrated. Our small diameter lens is perfect for:

Clerio Vision is developing a disruptive technology called Laser Induced Refractive Index Change (LIRIC) that will redefine the field of laser vision correction.  Imagine having a non-invasive procedure where the cornea is not thinned out and no tissue is removed.  And imagine further a procedure where there is no need to even cut a flap in the cornea.  That future will be made possible with LIRIC.

Clerio Vision is developing a novel technology for writing visual corrections into intraocular lenses (IOLs) after they are implanted during cataract surgery. This unique investigational technology will offer the ability to correct the common occurrence of post-implant refractive errors, thereby non-invasively providing potentially better results and higher patient satisfaction.  This technology may also be able to convert monofocal IOLs into multifocal IOLs, should a patient desire that post-surgery. These adjustments can be made over the life of the patient, achieving optimal outcomes in vision correction.