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`MADISON, N_J_ — Bausch + Lomb, he global eye health company, announced today that it has submitted a New Dmg
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`and pain following cataract surgery. PROLENSA, developed by recently acquired ISTA Phannaceu icals, lnc., incorporates a
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`‘The new, op inized formula ion used for PROLENSA allows for a lower concentration of bronifenac, while maintaining the
`convenience of once-daiy use cunen ly prescribed with BROMDAY,‘ stated Calvin Roberts, M.D., executive vice president,
`chief medical officer, Bausch + Lomb. A patent for PROLENSA's formulation and method of use, expiring in 2025, was
`recently issued to the Iicensor, Senju Phamiaceutical Co. Ltd_, by the United States Patent and Trademark Oflice.
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`‘The PROLENSA filing is an important step towards bringing safe, effective and meaningful medical advances to medical
`professionals and heir pa ients,' said Marvin Ganett, vice president of U.S. Regulatory Affairs, Quaity Assurance and
`Compliance, Bausch + Lomb. ‘It's also a tirriely example of the progress we continue to make on critical D&R programs as
`we work to bring together the best of ISTA Phannaceuticals and Bausch + Lornb.'
`About PROLENSA"
`PROLENSA (bromfenac ophthalmic solution) is being developed as a oncedaily topical nonsteroidal anti—intlarnmatory
`compound for the treatment of ocular iitlammation and pair following cataract surgery. PROLENSA incorporates a lower
`concentration of brornfenac than he company's current orrcedaily NSAID, BROMDAY (bromfenac ophthalmic solution) 0.09
`percent in a new formulation. From 2005 until 2011, ISTA Pharmaceuticals, Inc. marketed XIBROM (brorrifenac ophthalmic
`solution)® 0.09 percent in the U_S_ for twice-daily use for the treatment of postoperative inflammation and he reduction of
`ocular pain in patients who have undergone cataract surgery.
`In October of 2010, ISTA received FDA approval for once-
`daily BROMDAY, and the company discontinued shipments of XIBROM in Febmary 2011. ISTA acquied U.S_ ophthalmic
`rights to bromfenac in May 2002 under a license from Senju Phamiaceutiwls Co. Ltd. On June 6, 2012, Bausch + Lomb
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`BROMDAY is currently the only once daiy treatment option it he $370 million U_S_ oph halmic nonsteroidal anti-
`inllammatory market. PROLENSA is an investigational drug and not yet available for commercial use.
`About Bausch + Lolnb
`Bausch + Lomb is one of the best-lmown and most respected healthcare companies in the world. Its core businesses include
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`Founded in 1853, the company is headquartered in Rochester, N_Y_, and employs more than 11,000 people worldwide. Its
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