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 does a company deceive doctors? Lots of doctors? Five not-so-easy steps to successfully take an unapproved eye drop in a Frankenstein bottle… mainstream.

Recalculating risk in a changing world: Three types of risk you may not have had to think about before while choosing dry eye treatments.

No clinical trials, no science, no dice.

Regenereyes ophthalmic solutions: What do we know about these eyedrops? How do we know it? What do we not know that we should know?

About the journey from seeing a low grade red flag to having much more serious concerns.

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

The medical marketplace is changing. Get a preview of the Regener-Eyes story, and learn why this is relevant to all dry eye patients - not just those using or considering Regener-Eyes.

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

It’s amazing what you can get away with if you just have the guts to tell big enough lies.

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.

What do biologic eye drops have in common with a mocha frappuccino? What’s the difference between real pharma and scam pharma?

Rebecca introduces the issue of biologic eye drops - that is, unapproved regenerative medicine products, also called SCRIs. She explains why the growing popularity of these eye drops bothers us so much that we are compelled to take action.

Have you been told that placenta or amniotic eye drops don’t require FDA approval? It’s time to clear up these misconceptions. DrB debunks five myths about biologic eye drops. (Related quick read: Fiction, Fantasy, Fib or Fact?)