Abstract: Disclosed herein is a one-piece intraocular lens holder that may contain an interocular lens. The one-piece holder comprises a first portion, a second portion, and at least one integral hinge that connects the first portion to the second portion, wherein one portion comprises an integral annular support that accommodates an intraocular lens and the other portion comprises an integral adaptive feature that exerts a force on the intraocular lens when the intraocular lens is positioned on the integral annular support and the two portions are in a closed position.

Abstract: There is described a contact lens package containing a bowl for holding a contact lens. The bowl is sealed by a film engaging the bowl so as to hold a contact lens between said bowl and the film. A lens is placed in saline between the bowl and the film. Finally, there is contained a light management protective cover attached to the bowl. This controls the type of light which passes through said cover and onto said bowl. Typically, the cover is impervious to ultraviolet light.

Abstract: There is described a contact lens package containing a bowl for holding a contact lens. The bowl is sealed by a film engaging the bowl so as to hold a contact lens between said bowl and the film. A lens is placed in saline between the bowl and the film. Finally, there is contained a light sensitive cover attached to the bowl. This controls the type of light which passes through said cover and onto said bowl. Typically, the cover is impervious to ultraviolet light.

Abstract: A packaging for an ophthalmic lens containing a pharmaceutical agent.

Abstract: The invention provides a package for storing medical devices that substantially eliminates elution of a pharmaceutical agent, from the device into the package. As well, a new lidstock is described for use with the package, which results in better retention of drug throughout the bowl and lidstock.

Abstract: A packaging for an ophthalmic lens containing a pharmaceutical agent.

Abstract: The invention provides a package for storing medical devices that substantially eliminates elution of a pharmaceutical agent, from the device into the package. As well, a new lidstock is described for use with the package, which results in better retention of drug throughout the bowl and lidstock.

Abstract: A molding system for forming ophthalmic devices includes at least one mold half having a base wherein the at least one mold half is configured to be engaged by an injection molding machine, at least one insert retainer, the at least one insert retainer being configured to receive a plurality of inserts wherein each of the inserts is configured to receive thermoplastic material for forming at least one lens curve wherein the at least one mold half is configured to receive the at least one insert retainer, and means for attaching the at least one insert retainer to the at least one mold half.

Abstract: This invention describes molds made from alicyclic co-polymers that are useful in the production of contact lenses and methods for their use.

Abstract: A packaging for an ophthalmic lens containing a pharmaceutical agent.

Abstract: This invention includes methods and systems for processing biomedical devices, such as ophthalmic lenses, formed with a prepolymer reactin mixture and packaged within a mold part used to fashion the device.

Abstract: This invention describes molds made from alicyclic co-polymers that are useful in the production of contact lenses and methods for their use.

Abstract: This invention discloses improved mold parts fashioned from Zieglar-Natta catalyzed based thermoplastic polyolefins with a MFI less than 21 which can be used in manufacturing processes, such as, for example: continuous, in-line or batched processes to obtain a high degree of precision and accuracy, such as those necessary in the manufacture of ophthalmic lens mold applications. In addition, the present invention includes ophthalmic lenses created using the improved mold parts.