Posted on 18/04/2016
If ever there were a year for Rayner to be earning solid media coverage, 2016 is certainly off to a flying start. And the company has a lot to talk about.
On this occasion, it was the Grand Opening of The Ridley Innovation Centre &nd...
Posted on 7/04/2016
State-of-the-art new facility
Today we open The Ridley Innovation Centre, our new £20million R&D, training and production facility in Worthing, West Sussex. This state of the art, dedicated intraocular lens (IOL)...
Posted on 7/04/2016
Rayner is an independent British business and one of the world’s top manufacturers of intraocular lenses (IOLs) for the global market. Last year alone we produced more than 800,000 IOLs.
Part of our business philosophy from day on...
Posted on 16/03/2016
The Human Resource department at Rayner have been busy taking part in the 2016 Coastal STEMfest, a campaign which consisted of interactive demonstrations, workshops and roadshows s...
Posted on 10/03/2016
Rayner’s growth strategy continues as the company announced today that the Egyptian Ministry of Health has approved the following IOLs for sale in Egypt:
Posted on 7/03/2016
Introducing Ophteis® FR Pro with sorbitol – for Free Radical Scavenging (FRS)
Posted on 26/02/2016
Reflecting the needs of our global customer, Rayner is pleased to announce that the French and Spanish translations of the company website www.staging.rayner.com are now live.
Posted on 1/02/2016
Rayner, the pioneering manufacturer of intraocular lenses for cataract surgery, has been named as one of the country’s top 10 companies in achieving sustained growth in international turnover.
Accountancy and business advisory fir...
Posted on 6/01/2016
Open New Year Letter from CEO. The past year has been a transformative one for Rayner as we transition to a company exclusively focused on IOLs and cataract surgery. The disposal of our retail business and move to new pur...
Posted on 6/01/2016
Voluntary Recall January 2016. Since 1950 Rayner has been known for high levels of product quality, a record of which we are proud. Our own internal limits are often set in excess of those demanded by regulator...