Today marks a defining moment in the history of Ocumetics—and in the future of vision restoration worldwide.
It is with great pride and anticipation that I share we are now entering the final stages before our First-In-Human (FIH) clinical study for the Ocumetics Lens. This is more than a corporate milestone; it is the beginning of a new chapter in medical innovation. For the first time, our revolutionary accommodating intraocular lens is preparing to be implanted in human subjects.
This is historic.
Years of tireless research, engineering, and regulatory preparation have brought us to this pivotal point. Our team has worked diligently to ensure that every element of the development process has met the highest standards of safety, efficacy, and precision. From the successful demonstration of accommodative power to the production of optimized, design-locked lenses, each step has validated the immense potential of the Ocumetics Lens.
We remain on track to begin surgeries this summer. This is not just the culmination of our efforts—it is the true beginning of what we set out to accomplish. Following the procedures, we will begin a 12-month post-operative monitoring period and prepare for the next critical phase: submitting to the FDA for pivotal clinical trials, anticipated to begin in 2026.
This achievement belongs to all of us—our team, our partners, and especially you, our shareholders. Your continued belief in our mission has made this milestone possible.
As we stand on the threshold of transforming how cataracts are treated and how natural vision is restored, I want to personally thank you for your support.
We are not just witnessing history. We are making it.
Best regards,
Dean Burns
President, CEO, and Director
Ocumetics Technology Corp.
Dear Investors, I have received several inquiries about our October 8th press release. It marks an exciting and historic milestone for Ocumetics. The patients selected for our first clinical group entered the study with very poor functional vision due to cataracts and were struggling to see clearly at distance. One month following cataract surgery and
Ocumetics Director and CEO, Dean Burns covers important updates on our first-in-human (FIH) study and what lies ahead. Topics include: Encouraging outcomes from initial surgeries Next steps to complete the FIH study Live Q&A session with Dean Burns https://youtu.be/rWQnOaq6sVE
This past week, we reached a milestone that is nothing short of extraordinary. Our very first patients received the Ocumetics Accommodating Intraocular Lens. Just one week later, they are recovering well—and importantly, no complications have been observed. I cannot overstate how meaningful this moment is. For years, we have poured our hearts, energy, and belief
Today, Ocumetics has entered the history books. Nearly two decades of relentless innovation, bold ambition, and unwavering belief have led to this defining moment: the first-in-human implantation of the Ocumetics Lens. What many once thought impossible is now reality. This achievement is not the work of one person or one idea, but the result of
