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BRIMOCHOL™ PF for Presbyopia
Study Summary
This trial is testing two drugs, BRIMOCHOL™ PF and Carbachol PF, to see if they are safe and effective in treating presbyopia in people who are either emmetropic (have normal vision) or pseudophakic (have had cataract surgery).
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Are researchers still looking for participants for this trial?
"This study is looking for patients who fit the criteria and who are willing to participate. The trial was first posted on 3/30/2022 and was last edited on 9/30/2022."
Is this experiment accessible in many locations within the city?
"There are a total of 10 sites where this trial is taking place. The locations are chosen so that potential patients would not have to travel far. They are situated in San Antonio, Rancho Cordova, Ogden and other locations."
Does this research require a specific type of participant?
"170 individuals, both male and female, between the ages of 45 and 80 who have presbyopia, are being accepted into this study. Additionally, it is imperative that these patients are in good general health."
Are people of all ages eligible for this research project?
"This study includes a broad age range of patients, with the oldest patient being 80 years old and the youngest being 45."
How many people are eligible for this clinical trial?
"170 individuals that meet the pre-defined inclusion criteria are required for this clinical trial. The study is taking place at various locations, such as the Visus Therapeutics Investigative Center in San Antonio, Texas and Total Eye Care, PA in Rancho Cordova, California."
Could you explain the potential health risks associated with BRIMOCHOL™ PF?
"BRIMOCHOL™ PF is a Phase 3 clinical trial medication, meaning that there is some evidence of its efficacy and that it has undergone multiple rounds of testing for safety. Our team at Power estimates its safety to be a 3 on a scale of 1 to 3."
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