Tag: FDA approval
The FDA rejects Dextenza (again).
Give me the short version of Dextenza.
Dextenza is a dexamethasone insert, placed through the punctum into the canaliculus and is designed to deliver dexamethasone to...
A name you should know: Roclatan.
What is it?
It's a drop used once daily to lower IOP and it is a combo of two drugs, latanoprost and rhopressa.
If you're thinking,...
What your patient might ask you…
Can I get Zyrtec in a drop?
Yes, you can. The FDA just approved Zerviate. It's a drop that contains the active ingredient in Zyrtec, Cetirizine.
What is...
Do you suffer from dry eye? Stick this up your nose.
Allergan received FDA approval to market their new dry eye treatment device,TrueTear.
What is it?
It's a handheld intranasal neurostimulator that provides a temporary increase in...
If you prescribe Restasis…
Restasis Multidose is now available in the US.  It is same preservative-free Restasis formulation, but now in a multidose bottle.
Potential new glaucoma drugs.
Two new drugs were resubmitted for FDA approval last week.
1.  Rhopressa - dosed once a day to reduce IOP. The drop works via three different mechanisms:
a....
Lucentis gets another FDA approval.
The FDA announced the approval of Lucentis to treat myopic choroidal neovascularization (mCNV) making this the fifth FDA approved indication for Lucentis. Â This approval...
Goodbye 2016 and hello 2017.
A lot happened last year! Let's recap a few highlights:
FDA Approvals:
BromSite
Corneal Cross-linking // (20/20 Glance rundown)
Cypass // (20/20 Glance rundown)
Raindrop corneal inlay // (20/20 Glance rundown)
ReSTORÂ Multifocal Toric IOL
Tecnis...