Regenerative Processing Plant FDA Warning Letter: The Non-Geek Translation
The FDA sent the manufacturer of Regener-Eyes a warning letter on August 16, 2024. Here are some of the most concerning findings explained by DrB.
Diagnosing ScamPharma ® Part 6B: Smoke & Mirrors Redux
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.
Diagnosing ScamPharma ® Part 6A: Dr. Social-Eyes Will See You Now
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?
4Q23 Regener-Eyes adverse event reports
Two new adverse event reports for Regener-Eyes released for 4Q23.
Regener-Eyes Tonicity Solution Sodium Chloride
DrB asks, “What is Tonicity Solution Sodium Chloride?” and “How long can Regener-Eyes keep up the farce?”
How much is a glycerin eye drop worth?
The average cost for a glycerin-based eye drop in the US is $2.29 per mL ($22.90 for a 10mL bottle). Why exactly does Regener-Eyes cost between 10x and 30x the average?
Regener-Eyes Manufacturer Cited by FDA for Extensive Violations
Dry Eye Foundation obtained a copy of the complete inspection report (Form 483) for the manufacturer of Regener-Eyes through a Freedom of Information Act request.
Which Regener-Eyes will be marketed at American Academy of Ophthalmology?
Will the real Regener-Eyes please stand up?
Compare Regener-Eyes’ original vs revised descriptions submitted to the American Academy of Ophthalmology - and see the long history of contradictory statements about what is in Regener-Eyes.
March 9, 2023 Open Letter to M2 Biologics
An Open Letter from Dry Eye Foundation to M2Biologics: What is in Stimuleyes? Is the bottle safe?
March 5, 2023 Open Letter to RPP
An Open Letter from Dry Eye Foundation to Regener-Eyes LLC: Is the Regener-Eyes bottle safe?
FDA to M2Biologics: Not lawful to market StimulEyes
FDA’s biologics internet surveillance team sent a letter on 11/17/22 to M2Biologics, the makers of StimulEyes (amniotic fluid eye drops) about their failure to obtain a biologics license.
What is in Regener-Eyes?
Compare your sources (the manufacturer, your doctor, the FDA). Do everyone’s answers agree?
Rebuttal to Claims of Anti-Competitive Behavior
Dry Eye Foundation Board of Directors responds to an ongoing smear campaign.
A Regener-Eyes story shared by a patient
“I lost almost two months’ time where I could have been receiving real treatment. Instead I was waiting patiently for Regener-eyes to work, and my disease was progressing insidiously, permanently damaging my eyes.”
