Aldeyra All Set For Double Date With The FDA

Secures PDUFAs For Two Eye Products

The US agency is reviewing two of the US biotech’s drug with decisions expected on its methotrexate product for ocular lymphoma by June and on the dry eye drug reproxalap in November, as Aldeyra mulls its marketing strategy for both.

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With approval target dates scheduled for two eye drugs, Aldeyra Therapeutics, Inc. is accelerating partnership plans for one of them and looking to going it alone for the other.

Speaking as the firm unveiled its financial results for 2022, CEO Todd Brady noted that the company had just been...

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