Ocular Therapeutix (NSDQ:OCUL) said today that the FDA has accepted a new supplemental New Drug Application for its Dextenza, an ocular insert designed to release dexamethasone to relieve pain following ophthalmic surgery.
The Bedford, Mass.-based company’s device is designed to deliver drugs for up to 30 days following treatment in a physician’s office. Ocular Therapeutix is positioning its product as a way to eliminate the current standard of care for post-surgical pain – topical steroid eye drops.
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