Anyone have the Eyehance lens and can share their experience so far?

Hello I had the Technis Eyehance IOL implanted on removal of a cataract in right eye last Thursday 3 days ago .My cataract was very dense and my vision in both my eyes very poor because of cataracts .I had a fantastic surgeon he is a teaching Professor and he set my IOL to +19 which basically put my eye back to the sight I had prior to developing cataracts as I am neither long nor short sighted .I had IV sedation and an eye nerve/ muscle block as my surgeon requires the eye being operated on to be completely immobile. The surgery only took 15 minutes and although I remember some of it I was in a twilight world so it's all a bit hazy .Because I had an eye block as the block wore off I had horrible double vision which was a bizarre experience two completely different images that slowly over 6 hours came together to make one image I was freaking out .BUT the result is amazing I had no blur,no pain and just a minimal scratchy feeling on and off .Once my vision stabilised I could see the individual leaves on trees hundreds of feet away, the contrast depth of vision and colours are surreal it's like Ultra ,Ultra high definition unbelievable. I have some flickering on the periphery that comes and goes but it's to be expected and everyone is different so no two people will get the same result but I am ecstatic with the vision I now have .I am writing this on my phone my surgeon said that if I was lucky I would have usable close vision too which I have .So I have amazing long and intermediate vision and usable near vision .I will need readers for reading tiny print like ingredient lists on packages and things like that but because the Eyehance is an extended depth of field IOL there is no noticable transition between distances which can be a big problem with multifocal lenses .I do see some starbursts and halos around lights but not anything like I had with the cataract. I know that its early days and that my vision may not remain quite as good as the lens settles into the eye but I am ecstatic with the result and the Eyehance lens .

just from reading forums like this on the intenet people seem to be more happy with Eyhance and have less problems then all the other lens like the EDOF and mulitfocal. The only thing some people dont like about Eyhance is the near or reading vision is not good withoutt glaases but its a monofocal so it never claimed to deliver reading vision. It has monofocal quality vision but delivers a little bit more nearer vision then the other monofocals

I have Eyhance set to intermediate vision in the left eye, target -1.25D. The right eye is natural with -7.5 SPH -0.75 CYL contact lens. I can see computer screen very well with the Eyhance eye, better than with the natural eye. For the first few days I was stunned with the quality of vision. However, this may be due to the developing presbyopia (I am 42) and imperfect correction for astigmatism (I had difficulties picking the best contact lenses, but I see 20/20 in them). Contrast is better in the Eyhance eye. I also like the colors more. The vision in the natural eye has a yellow tint, and white in the Eyhance eye is whiter.

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The distance of perfect vision in the Eyhance eye is about 50 cm. This is convenient for computer screen, cell phone screen, and anything you may hold in your hand or at a similar distance. I don’t need nearer vision, but I need -1.5D glasses to get the best vision for distance, such as to read traffic signs with both eyes when driving. Given that I have the other eye, I often prefer not wearing glasses at all when going out during the day. I feel that at night glasses make a more substantial difference.

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If I move my head a few centimeters off the perfect distance from the computer screen I immediately see the difference. That is, there is no range of distances where I get the best vision, it’s a point. However, the vision is still very good (and yet not the same as the best) over a range of distances.

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I think that -1.25D target is too large for the intermediate vision. I don’t know how much the target was missed. I need glasses -1.5D to see best at distance, but it’s common for glasses to be stronger than contacts, so perhaps my IOL is set to -1.25D after all. I feel I need to sit too close to the computer screen, especially when having multiple computer screens. If you need computer vision, I’d consider smaller targets, such as -1D or -0.75D. Say, if I put on glasses -1D instead of -1.5D, I still see the computer screen well although I need to sit further, maybe too far away, and I see the phone screen well except I need to extend my hand to read fine print.

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I don’t see any artifacts when looking at objects in focus. If I don’t wear glasses at night then surely I see halos because the left eye needs correction for distance. The halos have an interesting ring structure, but it’s subtle. That’s the only artifact I notice. Overall, I am totally happy with the Eyhance.

I am typing this on an ipad and about four weeks out from surgery on both eyes.....Eyhance Toric. I hate glasses and often just wear readers around my neck. I have no issues typing or reading this and never considered doing anything with the Eyehance that it was not originally designed to do. I was 20/20 a few weeks ago and have another optometrist appt. tomorrow. I did have an issue with slightly high eye pressure after surgery and have been taking drops for that. With my phone it is blurry unless I hold the phone at arms length. Depending on what I need to do on the phone I may or may not put the readers on. It is somewhat of a lifestyle change where you may or may not need readers but I am gladly free of wearing progressive specs. Of course everyone has different preferences.