September 06, 2006
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OccuLogix acquires Solx

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TORONTO — OccuLogix Inc. has completed its acquisition of Solx Inc., a Boston-based company developing novel glaucoma treatments, according to a press release.

Under the merger terms, Solx is now a wholly owned subsidiary of OccuLogix. Doug Adams, Solx's president and chief executive officer, joins OccuLogix as president of the new subsidiary, according to the release.

Products developed by Solx include the DeepLight 790 titanium sapphire laser and the DeepLight Gold Micro-Shunt. The devices can be used separately or together to reduce IOP in glaucoma patients, according to the company. Both products are currently approved in Europe, and Solx is conducting two randomized, multicenter studies for regulatory approval of the devices in the United States.