Avedro acquires assets of IROC Innocross

Avedro has purchased the assets of IROC Innocross, a Swish company that has commercialized a cross-linking device for the treatment of keratoconus and other corneal pathologies.

Waltham, MA-Avedro has purchased the assets of IROC Innocross, a Swish company that has commercialized a cross-linking device for the treatment of keratoconus and other corneal pathologies.

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According to Avedro, with the acquisition, the company’s platform of cross-linking technology will span the entire spectrum of corneal cross-linking procedures, from treating corneal pathology with Avedro’s UV-X devices and MedioCROSS riboflavin, enhancing LASIK outcomes with the KXL System and VibeX riboflavin, and to developing non-invasive refractive procedures with the advanced KXL II System.

“I am extremely pleased to have completed this important acquisition for Avedro,” said David Muller, PhD, chief executive officer of Avedro. “Under the direction of its founder, Prof. Michael Mrochen, IROC Innocross has firmly established the value of its UV-X devices.

“We look forward to immediately increasing our MedioCROSS riboflavin revenue through access to the established base of UV-X users and to further increasing device and riboflavin revenue by expanding sales of UV-X devices in all the markets we serve,” Dr. Muller continued.

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

 

 

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