UK-based Tenpoint Therapeutics and Seattle’s Visus Therapeutics have announced the completion of their merger to create an entirely new chapter in ophthalmic therapeutic medicines aimed at rejuvenating the aging eye.
The merger brings together a late-stage, potentially best-in-class, presbyopia-correcting eye drop, Brimochol PF (carbachol/brimonidine tartrate fixed-dose combination), on track for New Drug Application (NDA) filing next year, with a promising pipeline of innovative therapeutics.
According to the companies, the merger also unites a strong syndicate of institutional investors who are committed to advancing Brimochol PF through marketing approval to patients worldwide while further advancing Tenpoint’s pipeline into clinical development.
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