Alcon Science Resource Library

Maintaining wettable lens surface and a smooth tear film are crucial for a positive contact lens wearing experience.

Clayton Blehm, MD, reviews distance, intermediate, and near vision performance, refractive predictability, and patient‑reported outcomes to inform surgical planning and set expectations for postoperative recovery.

Acanthamoeba keratitis (AK) can cause devastating damage to the eye and permanent vision loss

At Alcon, our vision care medical device products, such as our family of multifocal contact lenses, are designed, manufactured and marketed with a body of science developed through rigorous bench research and clinical studies.

­This video presents 12-month safety outcomes from the COMET-4 study evaluating Acoltremon, focusing on long-term tolerability and clinical implications for managing myopia progression.

This video compares visual and refractive outcomes between Clareon® monofocal/toric IOLs and light-adjustable lenses, highlighting predictability, stability, and patient satisfaction in cataract surgery.

My Lan Nguyen, OD, MS, shares clinical insights on the performance of a water gradient daily disposable toric lens in patients who previously discontinued other toric contact lenses.

Katherine Bickle, OD, PhD, FAAO, evaluates the fit success and rotational stability of a new 1-week replacement toric soft contact lens. The study examines visual acuity, comfort, and lens stability over the wear period,…

Clayton Blehm, MD evaluates the refractive and visual performance of Clareon monofocal IOLs in patients undergoing bilateral cataract surgery.