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FDA OKs More Eye Drops That Can Replace Reading Glasses

Once-daily carbachol/brimonidine tartrate significantly improves aging-related vision loss ...
Ophthalmology Times

FDA approves carbachol–brimonidine eye drop for presbyopia following phase 3 BRIO trials

The FDA approved a fixed-dose combination of carbachol and brimonidine tartrate for presbyopia, offering a noninvasive ...
Medscape

FDA Approves First Dual-Agent Eye Drop for Presbyopia

The FDA has approved the first dual-agent eye drop to treat presbyopia, a condition that causes gradual loss of near vision in adults.
Fierce Pharma

Tenpoint scores FDA nod for vision-correction eye drop Yuvezzi, plans Q2 launch with $235M in tow

Combining two eye drops that have been on the market for at least 30 years each has earned Tenpoint Therapeutics an FDA ...
Healio

FDA approves Yuvezzi eye drop for presbyopia

The FDA approved Yuvezzi, an eye drop for the treatment of presbyopia, with broad U.S. availability expected in the second quarter, according to a press release from Tenpoint Therapeutics. Yuvezzi ...
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How modern cataract treatment is helping people regain clearer vision, often without drops or reading glasses

Most of us expect our eyesight to change gradually over time. Reading the menu may need a little more light, night driving can feel less comfortable, or colours may seem slightly duller than they once ...