Glaukos (NYSE:GKOS) touted data today from a Phase II trial of its travoprost intraocular implant in a 12-month cohort of glaucoma patients.
The company’s iDose device is placed during a micro-invasive procedure and filled with a special formulation of travoprost – a drug used to reduce intraocular pressure. The implant continuously delivers therapeutic levels of travoprost within the eye and when it’s depleted, the iDose is removed and replaced.
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