Green laser system

Norlase has been granted the European CE Mark for the LION™ green laser system

Colin Kerr

Published: Monday, February 1, 2021

Norlase has been granted the European CE Mark for the LION™ green laser system, which the company says combines the Keeler Vantage Plus diagnostic indirect with Norlase’s groundbreaking compact laser technology into one device. “We are excited to greet 2021 with this important milestone,” said Oliver Hvidt, Norlase President and CEO. “With CE Mark approval for LION, following the recent establishment of our strategic distribution partnerships, we have expanded our reach and will arm even more ophthalmologists with innovative laser solutions to optimise practice efficiency and workflow,” said Mr Hvidt. www.norlase.com

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