All prices are inclusive. Nice and transparent. No unpleasant surprises. Your ocular procedure is thus a clear, one-off investment with a lifetime guarantee. You only have to bear the cost of the medications from your pharmacy. The amount lies somewhere between EUR 75 and EUR 150 and is usually covered by your basic health insurance. Note, this might not fall within the mandatory excess charge stated in your health insurance.
| Supplementary Lens | Replacement lens | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
ExtraLens
Have a lens implanted in the eye
2295
per eye |
Low Vision Lens
2995
per eye |
ReplaceLens
Multiple Vision
2795
per eye |
|
| Preliminary examination* | Free | Free | Free |
| Surcharge for high refractive error | 395 | - | - |
| Surcharge astigmatism | 395 | - | 450 |
| Surcharge for a nearsighted zone | 495 | - | - |
| Surcharge Laser guided | - | - | 895 |
| Surcharge Select | - | - | 250 |
* Always free, even if you decide not to have a treatment **The information gathered in your preliminary examination and subsequent meeting with the eye specialist is decisive for the recommendation. This may differ from the above diagram.
Prices are in euros and subject to change
You only pay for the medications you pick up from your pharmacy. These costs will usually be somewhere between EUR 75 and EUR 150 and are usually covered by your basic health insurance. Note, this might not fall within the mandatory excess charge stated in your health insurance.
If you are interested in having a lens implantation, but money is an issue, a payment plan could be the solution for you. This allows you to pay for your treatment over a number of months instead of paying the full amount in one lump sum. Please note that charges apply.
It’s possible that your insurance could cover some of the costs if you have a medical referral. During the consultation, your eye specialist will establish whether or not you have a medical referral that will enable you to claim all or some of the costs of your care under your basic health insurance. This could be because you have a cataract or high refractive errors and cannot wear contact lenses. Your health insurer will decide on the exact amount covered. It is also possible that you will be entitled to some level of cover under supplementary insurance.
If your treatment outcome falls short of the clarity of vision previously assessed and determined, you will be able to have a possibility of a repeat treatment free of charge. However, this must be medically responsible and your residual strength must be affecting your daily life.
