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Hi,
I consider IOL exchange due to positive dysphotopsia.
Is there anyone who had the LI61AO Sofport implanted in his/her eye?
Could you share your experience? Is it really so nice and dysphotopsia-free as stated by some?
Thanks
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gmag21 ad12345
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I've never seen the edge of my lens before but I do have problems with off-axis (peripheral) light rays during the day & night. Particularly indoor lights above my head tend to create a horrible glare in front of my vision. At times it can be nearly disabling but luckily I work in an environment where the ceiling lights are mostly diffused (which reduces the issue).
leslie36337 ad12345
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hello i am very frustrated about my Model LI61A0 bausch &Lomb cataract lens. I had my original surgery in both eyes, along with the second surgery in one eye and was just informed that i have to have the surgery again in the second eye. UGH of course each time I have had to pay because I have not met my insurance deductible due to it always happens in a new calendar year. I am extremely frustrated and disappointed. Any advise? i am ready to file a complaint with bausch and lomb .I feel this is my worst medical decision. Thanks for letting me vent!
ad12345 leslie36337
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Ok, but what kind of issue do you really experience with the Sofport? This topic is about Positive Dysphotopsia, do you have it with that lens?
gmag21 leslie36337
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I am also curious what your problems are with the LI61AO since I'm considering going with this lens on my next surgery. This lens is supposedly one of the most problem-free IOL's you can get (dysphotopsia wise)