Define the protocol
Choose the assessment context and establish a repeatable sequence for the study cohort.
For simultaneous-vision researchers
Research vision.
Reveal evidence.
A protocol-driven iPad platform for clinical researchers studying functional vision in multifocal, EDOF, and other simultaneous-vision procedures.
Built for research protocols · iPad native
Research focus
Simultaneous vision outcomes
One research systemProtocol-drivenStandardized captureLongitudinal reviewiPad native
From protocol to dataset
Standardize the assessment. Structure the evidence.
Guide participants through a repeatable functional-vision workflow and document observations at research-relevant distances.
Assess on iPad
Use a focused, portable interface to guide standardized participant interactions.
Review over time
Bring structured observations into visit comparisons and longitudinal research review.
Understand the application
From research workspace to exportable result.
IOLResearch connects every participant, procedure, and visit inside a study structure designed to keep measurements organized and repeatable.
- 01WorkspaceStudy or center database
- 02SubjectPseudonymized record
- 03ProcedureMeasurement module
- 04ProtocolRepeatable settings
- 05VisitResearch timepoint
- 06MeasurementGuided data capture
- 07ResultsFilters, plots, export
Organize access
Separate workspaces for separate research contexts.
Create distinct databases for a study, center, or collaboration so unrelated subject records do not need to live together.
- • Name and open a dedicated workspace
- • Keep each study population organized
- • Share only the relevant workspace where supported
GIF placeholder · Create a workspace
Prepare the device
Create the display profile your protocol will use.
Select or configure the available screen profile before building measurement protocols, keeping the chosen display condition connected to the study workflow.
- • Create multiple profiles for different contexts
- • Select the relevant display condition
- • Reuse it across compatible procedures
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Design once
Turn the protocol into a reusable study plan.
Define procedures, eyes, protocol settings, and follow-up visits once, then apply the same matrix to new subjects.
- • Add pseudonymized subject identifiers
- • Assign a protocol to every procedure
- • Use the summary to identify pending data
GIF placeholder · Build and apply a study plan
Guided capture
Follow the procedure, not a separate checklist.
Open a visit and let the selected procedure guide operator instructions, participant responses, and the measurement sequence.
- • Review the indicated correction before testing
- • Enter responses through focused controls
- • Pause and continue supported longer procedures
GIF placeholder · Run and resume a procedure
From records to review
Filter the dataset. Inspect the plot. Export the view.
Move from measurement to analysis by filtering available results by procedure, protocol, eye, lens, or other recorded study dimensions.
- • Switch between data and plot views
- • Refine the cohort with available filters
- • Export the currently selected dataset
GIF placeholder · Filter, plot, and export
Research procedures
Measure the complete visual profile.
Explore the procedures available to structure simultaneous-vision research. Hover over or select any badge to reveal what the procedure measures.
Built for research rigor
Acuity is an endpoint. Research needs context.
IOLResearch is designed for teams investigating functional vision after procedures that create simultaneous visual images, including multifocal and extended-depth-of-focus IOL pathways.
IOLResearch is a research support tool in development. It does not replace professional judgment, validated diagnostic equipment, ethics requirements, or study protocols.
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More context
Look beyond a single endpoint to support a more complete vision profile.
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Repeatable workflows
Bring consistency to assessment steps across patient visits and teams.
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Patient-centered
Keep interactions approachable with a focused, touch-first experience.
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Portable by design
Bring the assessment to the conversation—not the other way around.
Evidence-centered leadership
From Key Opinion Leader to Key Evidence Leader.
A Key Evidence Leader (KEL) is a clinician or researcher whose influence is grounded in the critical evaluation, generation, and application of clinical evidence. The emphasis moves from personal authority toward transparent, reproducible, and patient-relevant knowledge.
Traditional model
KOLKey Opinion Leader
Influence is commonly associated with reputation, seniority, professional experience, and the ability to shape peer opinion or practice.
- 01Experience- and reputation-led influence
- 02Interprets and communicates knowledge to peers
- 03May or may not participate directly in research
Evidence-led model
KELKey Evidence Leader
Influence is earned through research expertise, analytical rigor, transparent communication, and the ability to translate evidence into clinically meaningful questions and practice.
- 01Data- and research-driven decision making
- 02Active involvement in generating and appraising evidence
- 03Commitment to transparency, integrity, and collaboration
This distinction is summarized from Fernández J. et al., The conceptualization of ‘Key Evidence Leaders’ from ‘Opinion Leaders’: A review also applicable in ophthalmology.
Read the manuscriptResearch sponsors
Supporting KEL-led research.
Sponsors are industry organizations supporting Key Evidence Leaders in their use of IOLResearch and in the development of structured simultaneous-vision research workflows.
Industry sponsor
Medicontur
Supporting clinical researchers and evidence-led work in ophthalmic innovation.
Visit professional websiteSponsor support does not replace each study team’s responsibility for protocol governance, disclosures, analysis, or interpretation of results. The sponsor grid is designed to accommodate additional partners as the program grows.
Subscriptions
Choose the access level that fits your research.
Compare the procedures, study capacity, and workflow tools included with Free, Lite, Pro, and Elite.
| Capability | FreeOccasional user | LiteConference Presenter | ProResearch Publisher | EliteAdvanced Researcher |
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| Procedures |    |
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| Subjects | 15 | 30 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Protocols per procedure | 1 | 3 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Scheduling | × | × | 2 | Unlimited |
| Analysis | × | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Remote control | × | × | ✓ | ✓ |
| Renewal options | Free access | 12 months · $39.996 months · $24.99 | 12 months · $119.996 months · $74.99 | 12 months · $239.996 months · $149.99 |
Swipe or scroll horizontally to compare all plans. Subscription selection and renewal are completed inside IOLResearch.
Designed around the study
One platform. Shared research clarity.
For clinical research teams evaluating functional outcomes across simultaneous-vision technologies and procedures.
Join the research pilot01
Multifocal IOLs
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EDOF programs
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Outcome studies
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Longitudinal cohorts
Questions, answered
Before your study begins.
Who is IOLResearch for?
It is designed for clinical researchers studying functional vision around simultaneous-vision procedures, particularly intraocular lens pathways.
Does it replace standard clinical testing?
No. IOLResearch is intended to support—not replace—professional judgment, validated diagnostic equipment, or your required protocols.
Is the application available now?
Early access is currently limited. Join the list below to share your use case and receive launch updates.
What do I need to run it?
The product is being designed as an iPad application. Supported hardware, OS versions, and availability will be confirmed before launch.
Research pilot
Bring a clearer workflow to your next study.
Tell us where you research simultaneous vision. We’ll share pilot opportunities and product updates as access expands.
No spam. Just research-pilot and product updates.