5 Key Takeaways
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TECLens secured $10 million in Series A2 extension financing for its quantitative corneal cross-linking (qCXL) platform.
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The funding will support the expansion of TECLens' first-in-human proof-of-concept program and additional clinical data generation.
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TECLens' CXLens System reshapes the cornea using personalized ultraviolet light patterns without cutting or removing tissue.
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The ongoing proof-of-concept study focuses on evaluating qCXL for refractive errors, particularly presbyopia.
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TECLens will present updates on its clinical development program at the ESCRS meeting and the American Academy of Ophthalmology meeting.
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