Investigational Optejet® Microdose Dispenser from Eyenovia Shows Promise in Improving Treatment for Myopia, Presbyopia and Patients Getting Eye Exams
The investigational Optejet dispenser administers ophthalmic solutions horizontally using the company's proprietary Microdose Array Print (MAP) technology.
- The investigational Optejet dispenser administers ophthalmic solutions horizontally using the company's proprietary Microdose Array Print (MAP) technology.
- The Optejet dispenser is designed to administer 1/5 the volume of solution compared to a traditional eyedropper, making doses less likely to spill or run onto the patient's face.
- "Traditional eye drops typically overdose a patient's eye with medication and preservatives, which can lead to significant dose-related side effects," said Michael Rowe, CEO of Eyenovia.
- It found that nearly 90% of children using the Optejet once-daily treatment successfully complied with their treatment regimen.