Study finds Bausch + Lomb’s LUMIFY reduces eye redness without rebound or tachyphylaxis

Reuters02-24
Study finds Bausch + Lomb’s LUMIFY reduces eye redness without rebound or tachyphylaxis

Bausch + Lomb Corp. said Ophthalmology and Therapy has published a new global narrative review on noninfectious conjunctival hyperemia (ocular redness), describing rising prevalence linked to digital eye strain, dry eye, contact lens use, allergies and environmental factors. The published review summarizes evidence that brimonidine tartrate 0.025% (LUMIFY) reduced redness without tachyphylaxis over 29 days and with virtually no rebound redness after discontinuation, and it also cites comparable findings for a preservative-free brimonidine 0.025% formulation. The company also noted it introduced LUMIFY Preservative Free Eye Drops in single-use vials in 2025. Results have already been published.

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