Indian Lens VS Imported Lens

Indian Lens VS Imported Lens #intraocularLens #indianIntraocularLens #importedIntraocularLens #iol
When a Doctor advises cataract operation to a patient, he/she invariably asks two questions.
1. Doctor, which intraocular lens will be best for my eyes?
2. Is this lens you are suggesting, imported, or Indian?
The correct answer to the first question along with some important information, has already been given in the previous video. Those who have not watched that video, please do so. The video link is given below.
In this video, the correct answer to the second question along with some important information, has been been given.
In the end I have given my personal opinion.
Please watch the video till the end.
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