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EyeGate II Drug Delivery System, buffer · 1 trial · 1 indication
| Arm | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1: 0 mA-min (0 mA for 4 min) | EXPERIMENTAL | Ocular iontophoresis 0 mA-min (0 mA for 4 minutes) |
| 2: 4 mA-min (2 mA for 2 min), + polarity | EXPERIMENTAL | Ocular iontophoresis 4 mA-min (2 mA for 2 minutes), positive polarity |
| 3: 5 mA-min (2.5 mA for 2 min), + | EXPERIMENTAL | Ocular iontophoresis 5 mA-min (2.5 mA for 2 minutes), positive polarity |
| 4: 6 mA-min (3 mA for 2 min), + polarity | EXPERIMENTAL | Ocular iontophoresis 6 mA-min (3 mA for 2 minutes), positive polarity |
| 5: 7 mA-min (3.5 mA for 2 min), + | EXPERIMENTAL | Ocular iontophoresis 7 mA-min (3.5 mA for 2 minutes), positive polarity |
| 6: 8 mA-min (4 mA for 2 min), + polarity | EXPERIMENTAL | Ocular iontophoresis 8 mA-min (4 mA for 2 minutes), positive polarity |
| 7: 7 mA-min (3.5 mA for 2 min), - | EXPERIMENTAL | 7 mA-min (3.5 mA for 2 minutes), negative polarity |
| 8: 8 mA-min (4 mA for 2 min), - polarity | EXPERIMENTAL | Ocular iontophoresis 8 mA-min (4 mA for 2 minutes), negative polarity |
| 9: 20 mA-min (4 mA for 5 min), + | EXPERIMENTAL | Ocular iontophoresis 20 mA-min (4 mA for 5 minutes), positive polarity |
| 10: 20 mA-min (2 mA for 10 min), + | EXPERIMENTAL | Ocular iontophoresis 20 mA-min (2 mA for 10 minutes), positive polarity |
| 11: 20 mA-min (4 mA for 5 min), - | EXPERIMENTAL | Ocular iontophoresis 20 mA-min (4 mA for 5 minutes), negative polarity |
| 12: 20 mA-min (2 mA for 10 min), - | EXPERIMENTAL | Ocular iontophoresis 20 mA-min (2 mA for 10 minutes), negative polarity |
| 13: 0 mA-min (0 mA for 10.5 min) | EXPERIMENTAL | Ocular iontophoresis 0 mA-min (0 mA for 10.5 minutes) |
| 14: 13.5 mA-min (4.5 mA for 3 min), + | EXPERIMENTAL | Ocular iontophoresis 13.5 mA-min (4.5 mA for 3 minutes), positive polarity |
| 15: 15 mA-min (5 mA for 3 min), + | EXPERIMENTAL | Ocular iontophoresis 15 mA-min (5 mA for 3 minutes), positive polarity |
| 16: 16.5 mA-min (5.5 mA for 3 min), + | EXPERIMENTAL | Ocular iontophoresis 16.5 mA-min (5.5 mA for 3 minutes), positive polarity |
| 17: 18 mA-min (6 mA for 3 min), + | EXPERIMENTAL | Ocular iontophoresis 18 mA-min (6 mA for 3 minutes), positive polarity |
| 18: 19.5 mA-min (6.5 mA for 3 min), + | EXPERIMENTAL | Ocular iontophoresis 19.5 mA-min (6.5 mA for 3 minutes), positive polarity |
| 19: 20 mA-min (7 mA for 3.84 min), + | EXPERIMENTAL | Ocular iontophoresis 20 mA-min (7 mA for 3.84 minutes), positive polarity |
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| EyeGate II® Drug Delivery System | OTHER | Transscleral iontophoresis using citrate buffer delivered by EyeGate II® Drug Delivery System |
| Citrate buffer | DRUG | Transscleral iontophoresis using citrate buffer delivered by EyeGate II® Drug Delivery System |
Inclusion Criteria: * Healthy adults * Normal ophthalmic examination in both eyes Exclusion Criteria: * Presence of subjective ocular symptoms * Presence of conjunctival hyperemia, chemosis, watering, conjunctival discharge * Ocular trauma
The EyeGate II Drug Delivery System, buffer is an investigational device being studied for use in healthy volunteers. It is designed for transscleral iontophoresis, a method of delivering medication through the eye. The system is currently in Phase 1 clinical development and is not yet approved for any medical condition.
Kiora Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: KPRX) is developing the EyeGate II Drug Delivery System, buffer. The company is conducting clinical trials to evaluate the safety and tolerability of this investigational drug delivery device.
The EyeGate II Drug Delivery System, buffer is in Phase 1 clinical development. It is an investigational device and has not been approved by regulatory authorities. The Phase 1 trial has been completed, and the device remains under investigation for potential future applications.
The EyeGate II Drug Delivery System, buffer has one completed Phase 1 clinical trial, NCT00698425, titled "Safety and Tolerability Study of Transscleral Iontophoresis by the EyeGate® II Drug Delivery Device System." This trial enrolled 105 healthy volunteers in India and was a controlled, randomized study.
Yes, the EyeGate II Drug Delivery System, buffer is part of the EyeGate II Drug Delivery Device System. The clinical trial NCT00698425 refers to the device system, and the buffer is a component used in the delivery process. Both names refer to the same investigational platform being developed by Kiora Pharmaceuticals.