Novartis (NYSE:NVS) subsidiary Alcon said today that it acquired intraocular lens developer PowerVision for $285 million. PowerVision is developing fluid-based intraocular lens implants that use the eye’s natural accommodating response to transport fluid in the implanted lens, Fort Worth, Texas-based Alcon said. The fluid-based lens creates a continuously variable monofocal lens using the natural contractions of the eye’s […]
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The Belmont, Calif.-based PowerVision develops intraocular lenses with a novel technology that uses fluid inside the lens that allows natural forces in the eye to change the lens’ shape and provide better focusing ability.
