Avedro acquires assests from IROC Innocross AG

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Avedro Inc. recently announced that it has purchased the assets of IROC Innocross AG, of Zug, Switzerland.

Boston-Avedro Inc. recently announced that it has purchased the assets of IROC Innocross AG, of Zug, Switzerland.

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IROC Innocross was the first company to commercialize a cross-linking device for the treatment of keratoconus and other corneal pathologies.

With this acquisition, Avedro’s platform of cross-linking technology now covers the entire spectrum of corneal cross-linking procedures, from treating corneal pathology with our UV-X devices and MedioCROSS riboflavin–to enhancing LASIK outcomes with our KXL System andVibeX riboflavin–to developing non-invasive refractive procedures with our advanced KXL II System.

Avedro will continue to work with key IROC Innocross suppliers MDP Solutions in Switzerland and Solnovis in Germany to ensure product supply and development.

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