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Eyenovia Provides Update on Phase 3 CHAPERONE Study A review of study data by an independent Data Review Committee found that CHAPERONE is not meeting its primary three-year efficacy endpoint Company to discontinue study

Key Takeaway: Eyenovia has announced that the Phase 3 CHAPERONE study, evaluating a treatment for pediatric progressive myopia, failed to meet its primary three-year efficacy endpoint as determined by an independent Data Review Committee. Consequently, the company plans to discontinue the study and conduct a thorough data review to assess next steps. All treatment dosages were reported as well-tolerated, but the lack of significant efficacy raises concerns about the future of the trial and the viability of the program. Eyenovia stated it would also consider strategic options to maximize stakeholder value amidst these disappointing results.

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CONCERNS & RISKS

  • The CHAPERONE study is not meeting its primary efficacy endpoint.
  • Eyenovia plans to discontinue the study following the disappointing results.
  • The independent Data Review Committee found no significant difference in myopia progression between treatment and placebo.
  • The company may need to evaluate various strategic options, indicating potential financial instability.

Full Press Release Details

Eyenovia Provides Update on Phase 3 CHAPERONE
A review of study data by an independent Data
Review Committee found that CHAPERONE is not meeting its primary three-year efficacy endpoint
Company to discontinue study, review full data
set, and evaluate next steps for the program
NEW YORK- November 15, 2024-Eyenovia,
Inc. (NASDAQ: EYEN), an ophthalmic technology company, today announced that a review of the CHAPERONE data by an independent Data
Review Committee (DRC) found that the trial is not meeting its primary endpoint of a less than 0.5 diopter progression in visual acuity
over three years. CHAPERONE is Eyenovia's Phase 3 study evaluating its proprietary drug-device combination of low-dose atropine
in the Company's Optejet dispensing platform as a potential treatment for pediatric progressive myopia.
The DRC reviewed the safety and efficacy data
from 252 evaluable patients. The DRC found that the rate of myopia progression was not significantly different between the two active
treatment arms (0.01% and 0.1% atropine ophthalmic metered spray) and placebo. In the safety analysis, all dosages and placebo appeared
to be well-tolerated, with a mild and infrequent adverse event profile. Full study data has not yet been released to Eyenovia.
"We are disappointed that the DRC determined
that the CHAPERONE study does not appear to be meeting its primary efficacy endpoint," stated Michael Rowe, Chief Executive Officer
of Eyenovia. "We plan to terminate the study, review the data more thoroughly, and evaluate next steps. On behalf of the entire
company, I would like to express my sincere appreciation to the children, parents, caregivers and healthcare professionals who participated
in this trial, as well as all the Eyenovia team members for their exceptional work on this program."
In light of the results of this review, the Company
is considering a variety of steps to maximize value to all stakeholders, to reduce expenses and to evaluate its strategic options, which
may include a business combination, reverse merger, asset sales or a combination of those alternatives. Further information will
be made available once the evaluation of strategic options has been completed.
About Eyenovia, Inc.
Eyenovia, Inc. (NASDAQ:
EYEN) is an ophthalmic technology company developing and commercializing products leveraging its proprietary Optejet topical ophthalmic
medication dispensing platform. The Optejet is targeted at chronic front-of-the-eye diseases due to its ease of use, enhanced safety and
tolerability, and potential for superior compliance. The company's current commercial portfolio includes clobetasol propionate ophthalmic
suspension, 0.05%, for post-surgical pain and inflammation, and Mydcombi for mydriasis. Eyenovia has also secured licensing and development
agreements for additional multi-billion-dollar indications where the Optejet may be advantageous, including dry eye. For more information,
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and results of such trials; the timing of, and our ability to submit applications for, obtaining and maintaining regulatory approvals
for our products and product candidates; the potential advantages of our products, product candidates and platform technology; the rate
and degree of market acceptance and clinical utility of our products and product candidates; our estimates regarding the potential market
opportunity for our products and product candidates; reliance on third parties to develop and commercialize our products and product candidates;
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and strategies for our products and product candidates; intellectual property risks; changes in legal, regulatory, legislative and geopolitical
environments in the markets in which we operate and the impact of these changes on our ability to obtain regulatory approval for our products
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Frequently Asked Questions

What were the findings of the CHAPERONE study?

The CHAPERONE study did not meet its primary efficacy endpoint regarding myopia.

Why is Eyenovia discontinuing the CHAPERONE trial?

Eyenovia is discontinuing the trial after findings indicated it was not achieving its goals.

How many patients were evaluated in the CHAPERONE study?

The study evaluated safety and efficacy data from 252 patients.

What is Eyenovia's proprietary drug-device combination?

It involves low-dose atropine delivered via the Optejet platform.

What are the next steps for Eyenovia following the study results?

Eyenovia will review data thoroughly and explore strategic options.

Last updated: Nov 15, 2024