Surgical Portfolio Implantables 32% of Surgical net sales Alcon’s implantable category hosts a portfolio of intraocular lenses (“IOLs”), which include both monofocal IOLs, for the correction of distance vision, and ATIOLs, which correct other vision needs, including astigmatism and presbyopia. The ATIOL portfolio includes PanOptix, the leading trifocal IOL, and Vivity, a non-diffractive extended depth of focus IOL. Alcon has launched both of these IOLs in its latest material innovation called Clareon. Utilizing Alcon’s most advanced IOL material to date, Clareon can deliver consistent visual outcomes and exceptional clarity that lasts. Alcon continues to bring its glaucoma implantable, the Hydrus Microstent, a minimally invasive glaucoma stent, to more countries around the world. Consumables 51% of Surgical net sales Alongside Alcon’s best-in-class equipment, you can find our stable, recurring consumable business. Alcon offers Custom Pak surgical procedure packs which allow ophthalmologists the opportunity to customize the products included in their packs, creating increased convenience, efficiency and quality, and best of all—less waste. Alcon has recently introduced the Custom Pak Designer, a digital platform that allows customers to further tailor their orders to meet their ongoing needs. In total, we offer more than 10,000 configurations of our Custom Paks globally. Equipment/other 17% of Surgical net sales At Alcon, we have a unique ecosystem of equipment that is at the forefront of the market for cataract and vitreoretinal surgery. These solutions include medical devices, services and digital solutions—encompassing sophisticated imaging, predictive algorithms and connected technologies that consistently deliver accuracy and efficiencies. The portfolio includes the industry-leading Centurion phacoemulsification machine, the Constellation vitreoretinal device, as well as microscopes and lasers. Alcon has grown its footprint in the clinic with the ARGOS Biometer with Image Guidance, gaining 50% new placement share in the US. |