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Journal of managed care & specialty pharmacy · 2d
Cohort studyJournal of managed care & specialty pharmacy · 2026

Equivalent effectiveness of a prescription binocular treatment for amblyopia in real-world practice.

Eric D Gaier, Brenda L Bohnsack, Maria I Bodack … Gil Binenbaum
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OphthalmologyCohort study

Real-world visual acuity gains in amblyopia matched those seen in the pivotal trial.

Equivalent effectiveness of a prescription binocular treatment for amblyopia in real-world practice.

Eric D Gaier … Gil Binenbaum
Journal of managed care & specialty pharmacy · 2026
Background

Gaps often exist between a therapy's performance in a controlled research setting and outcomes in routine clinical practice.

Purpose

To evaluate the real-world effectiveness of this treatment by benchmarking outcomes from a patient registry against those from the randomized controlled trial.

Methods

A retrospective analysis of a multicenter US patient registry was completed.

n = 45
Results

vision improved similarly in real-world patients and the original trial

Registry
1.7lines
RCT
1.8lines
More results

Among the 40 registry patients meeting query criteria, mean age was 5.7 ± 1.0 years, and 21/40 (53%) had a history of prior treatment.

No adverse safety events were reported.

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Conclusion

Patients prescribed this treatment for amblyopia in clinical practice achieved visual acuity improvements consistent with those observed in the randomized controlled trial, indicating that effectiveness generalizes to real-world settings.

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