Protecting sight with a simple eye drop.

An innovative and convenient anti-angiogenic and anti-inflammatory alternative to invasive intravitreal injections for treating ocular diseases.

THE PROBLEM

Angiogenesis and
vascular permeability drive retinal diseases.

Microvascular retinal diseases such as AMD and DME are the leading causes of irreversible blindness in the developed world. The treatment of these diseases involves inhibiting the vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF), a potent inducer of angiogenesis and vascular permeability.

Anti-VEGF therapy:
inconvenient & incomplete.

THE CHALLENGES

Invasiveness, inconvenience, unsatisfactory results, and financial burden lead to poor adherence to anti-VEGF treatments. Furthermore, over 50% of patients show persistent disease and fluid and suboptimal vision recovery. This is because VEGF is not the only factor driving the disease.

Significant burden.

Limited effectiveness.

Limited options.

VIAN-001

Exceptional ocular penetration and longevity.

Just one daily eye drop of our lead drug maintains potent therapeutic levels in the retina, effectively inhibiting angiogenesis and permeability.

OUR COMPETITIVE EDGE

Seeing beyond VEGF

VIAN-001 acts selectively on angiogenic endothelial cells to potently inhibit their response to pro-angiogenic factors such as VEGF and Ang-2. VIAN-001 has also demonstrated a reduction in pro-inflammatory cytokines.

The unique anti-angiogenic and anti-inflammatory profile of VIAN-001 unlocks the opportunity to better treat ocular diseases.

Convenient

Topically active.

Complete

Highly potent and effective.

Safe

Selective, specific and innocuous.

Experts in angiogenesis inhibition and eye disease.

CEO and Founder

Scientific Advisor

Scientific Advisor

Other advisors and consultants:

  • Stephanie Marrus, MBA, MA, UCSF. Start-up, and early-stage company strategy

  • Carolina García Rizo, MS, PhD, MBA.Biotech strategy advisor

  • Subhadeep Das, PhD, IIT, Science Entrepreneur. Peptide science and therapeutics

  • Magdalena Zamora, B. Pharm, MS, PhD, UNAM. Identification of angiogenesis inhibitors.

  • Qianying Zuo, MSTM, PhD, Princeton. Angiogenesis in tumor growth and metastasis

  • Philipp Sander, GS, Scripps. Biophysical Chemistry and Synthetic Biology

Backed by.

“Convenient treatment and an integral approach to inhibiting angiogenesis are essential to halt the relentless progression of blinding retinal diseases.”

— JUAN PABLO ROBLES, PHD

CEO & Founder

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