Aerie given lift ahead of FDA advisory panel meeting

12 October 2017
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Eye disease specialist Aerie Pharmaceuticals (Nasdaq: AERI) has jumped 15% on the Nasdaq, after the US FDA released documents, ahead of an advisory meeting, in which Rhopressa (netarsudil) was deemed able to effectively reduce eye pressure.

Aerie was forced to withdraw its regulatory submission in October 2016, when it became clear the contract manufacturer wasn’t ready for a site inspection. The package was resubmitted to the US FDA in March.

A previous disappointment came in 2015, when the ROCKET 1 trial failed to show a positive efficacy comparison with twice-daily timolol, the most widely used comparator in registration trials for glaucoma.

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