
Teclens
TECLens: Innovating crosslinking tech to correct vision issues, control myopia, and enhance reading ability.

TECLens: Innovating crosslinking tech to correct vision issues, control myopia, and enhance reading ability.
Founded with the mission to revolutionize vision correction, TECLens focuses on developing advanced crosslinking technology to address a variety of eye conditions. Their core product, the CXLens® device, uses quantitative corneal cross-linking (qCXL) to treat keratoconus, presbyopia, progressive myopia in children, and other adult vision issues like hyperopia and low-order myopia. By offering a non-invasive solution that sits comfortably on the eye and emits patterned ultraviolet light, TECLens aims to provide accurate and lasting vision correction.
Notable figures affiliated with TECLens include experts in ophthalmology and biomedical engineering, though specific names are not mentioned. The company has attracted interest from investors focused on innovative medical technologies. Key achievements include the development and refinement of their proprietary CXLens® device, which has shown promise in clinical settings. TECLens is making a significant impact by offering a potential alternative to traditional vision correction methods, aiming to improve quality of life for patients with various vision impairments.
Companies similar to Teclens include Clerio Vision, Lentechs, Epion Therapeutics and Elenza.
Teclens was founded in 2013.
Teclens' headquarters is located in Head of the Harbor, NY, US.
Teclens' most recent funding round was for $1.2M (USD) in June 2017.
As of Jun 2, 2017, Teclens has disclosed funding of $1.2M (USD). Undisclosed round amounts are excluded.
Teclens has 30 employees as of Feb 5, 2024.
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