Rayner Galaxy Spiral IOL.
Full range. Less halo.
Rayner is at the forefront of ophthalmic innovation with IOLs and ophthalmic solutions designed to offer surgeons and patients the best visual outcomes.
The RayOne Galaxy Spiral IOL, featuring spiral optics designed with AI, is the latest groundbreaking innovation in ophthalmology.
What is RayOne Galaxy?
The RayOne Galaxy is the latest intraocular lens available for patients. This lens uses revolutionary spiral optical technology to precisely direct the light entering the eye.
Because this lens features advanced spiral optics, it offers enhanced light distribution, unparalleled clarity and contrast. Even in various lighting conditions, including twilight and bright sunlight.
The RayOne Galaxy is the first lens to utilize a proprietary AI engine, trained on patient outcomes. This technology has led to the creation of a unique optical spiral, providing a continuous full range of vision with optimised visual acuity and reduction of dysphotopsia. The RayOne Galaxy has fewer visual side effects than many other advanced IOLs, making it potentially the most technologically advanced IOL currently available.
What makes the RayOne Galaxy different?
Higher quality of vision
With some advanced IOLs, it can be normal to experience visual disturbances, such as haloes and glare around lights at night. These visual disturbances usually diminish over time, but the RayOne Galaxy’s proprietary optics are
specifically designed to significantly reduce these visual disturbances right from the start*.
Enhanced clarity
Some advanced IOLs lose a portion of the available light as it enters the eye, causing a slight change in vision at lower light levels. The RayOne Galaxy directs 100% of the available light to the back of the eye* (the retina), so the patient does not lose clarity in everyday vision.
*Rayner, 2024 – R&D data on file.
Some advanced IOLs:
Distracting haloes and glare around lights at night.
RayOne Galaxy IOL:
Significantly fewer visual disturbances compared to other IOLs.
Illustrative images to simulate expected and potential results.
The RayOne Galaxy is available in the Netherlands through Laméris. Certification is required to use this lens. Please contact us for more information and for options to get certified.