How to make sense of multiple Regener-Eyes facility inspections? The Regener-Eyes (Palm Harbor) manufacturing facility inspection was an "epic fail" but they've been quick to share that their Tampa storage facility was found to be compliant.

What's so unique about Regener-Eyes' ingredients if they've told the FDA the drops contain only salt, water and glycerin? How come eye doctors keep marketing these products?

The New Kid

StimulEyes - The Next Pretender OTC?

Just because a doctor prescribed it does not make it a prescription drug (which implies credibility, like it’s been vetted by someone). There are many paths to prescribing, but only one path to a prescription drug.

Staying one step ahead of the feds. Bye-bye, “biologic”! Look, an indication! New OTC DailyMed listings. Are they lying to patients? Are they lying to the FDA? Oh, and where exactly does glycerin come from? No mole holes left.

Dr B describes this one as “fairly geeky and not open to much snark”.

Belief is powerful. It’s also contagious. You can catch it from your doctor.

DrB talks about Regener-Eyes past history (predecessor products) and the recent changes to their website. Gosh, it's nice to be noticed!

The GoodFellas of StimulEyes: M2 Biologics, Neobiosis, Truax Patient Services

StimulEyes’ FDA Approval Status: “We’re Just Invisible”

The highly advertised contents of biologic eye drops - i.e. growth factors and cytokines - are very sensitive to their environment and require tightly controlled conditions to maintain stability. What happens when you fail to provide that environment?

Have you been told that Biologic Eye Drops (or “BED”, made from placenta or amniotic fluid) are similar to autologous serum tears (AST)? Watch this video to understand why they are actually vastly different from the standpoint of the FDA.

How biologic eye drop manufacturers confuse everyone using the Code of Federal Regulations - from HCT/P to PHS Section 361

How new drugs are approved, including biologics, and where currently marketed biologic eye drops stand.

The Facebook Photos Biopsy. Seven telltale ad features.

Real pharma, scam pharma, what the FDA means by “illegal”, and why it can be hard even for good doctors to identify scam pharma.

What are the safety implications of moving past drugs whose adverse effects have been documented through clinical trials?

The difference between a not-approved drug and an unapproved use of an approved drug.