Successful SOL-1 Enrollment
SOL-1 recruitment progressed rapidly, allowing full randomization ahead of prior guidance. This milestone enables direct enrollment into SOL-R, the second registrational trial for AXPAXLI in wet AMD, further accelerating its pace.
Positive Engagement in Clinical Trials
There is outstanding demand for participation in AXPAXLI clinical studies, indicating strong enthusiasm within the retina community for a durable treatment option.
Potential Superiority and Differentiation of AXPAXLI
AXPAXLI showed a 100% per protocol rescue-free rate at 6 months in a prior U.S. wet AMD study and significant efficacy in nonproliferative diabetic retinopathy. The trials are designed to provide potentially superior and differentiated results compared to existing treatments.
Strong Financial Position
Ocular Therapeutix reported approximately $427 million in cash and cash equivalents at the end of the third quarter, providing a financial runway into 2028 and fully funding SOL-1 and SOL-R to top line results.
Continued Success with DEXTENZA
The commercial team is achieving excellent results with DEXTENZA, which strengthens market presence and provides a strategic edge for the launch of AXPAXLI.