Continuing in the vein of IOLs for bilateral cataracts... Doctors offer both the accommodative (crystalens) and the non-moving (various types). I want whichever one gives the very best possible visual acuity (with or without glasses), and is the most fail-safe. Which one would that be? I think there must be some visual tradeoffs of the accomodative implant, but can't find out what they are. Help please.... I've been all over the web to no avail. I'll be looking through these things until I die and I'm only 49. Thanks, Liz the fussy