Iview Therapeutics Inc.

This study tested a new iodine-based gel eye drop (IVIEW 1201) against a common antibiotic eye drop (ofloxacin) for treating bacterial pink eye. It involved 129 patients with recent, confirmed infections to see which treatment was more effective at clearing the infection and redu…

This study tested an experimental eye drop gel containing povidone-iodine to see if it could help people with viral pink eye (adenoviral conjunctivitis) get better faster. 135 participants with a confirmed diagnosis were randomly assigned to receive either the real gel or a place…

This small study tested two different strengths of an eyelid wipe called IVW-1001 to see if it could safely help people with dry eyes produce more tears. Researchers compared how well the different wipes worked by measuring tear production. The goal was to find a better way to ea…

This study tested three different ways of using a medicated eyelid wipe (IVW-1001) to see which method works best for relieving dry eye disease. Thirty people with dry eyes participated, and researchers compared the safety and effectiveness of the different wiping techniques. The…

This study tested whether special medicated eyelid wipes called IVW-1001 can safely reduce dry eye symptoms. 150 adults with dry eye disease used either a low-dose wipe, a high-dose wipe, or a placebo wipe for 28 days. Researchers measured changes in tear production, eye surface …