I have been receiving shots of Vabysmo in my right eye for several months --and Avastin in my left eye. Previously, I had received Avastin and then Eylea in my right eye. The switch to Vabysmo is intended to lengthen the interval between injections, but it's really too soon to say whether this strategy will be successful: I have had only three shots of Vabysmo so far.
Sharon MooreMember
thanks for sharing your experience with Vabysmo. I hope you are able to extend the time between injections in the near future. Warm wishes, Sharon Moore patient leader
Mac n CheeseMember
Is there anyone here (or out "there") that can tell us what is different about this particular med other than the fact that it is FDA approved and the others have been being used "off-label"? Thanks.
Sharon MooreMember
Vabysmo is the only drugs approved by the FDA TO treat AMD block both vegf and Ang-2 in people with wet macular degeneration. You can read more here https://www.vabysmo.com/?c=vab-17e986b17ad&gclid=Cj0KCQiAtICdBhCLARIsALUBFcGlfRV6eU1aN-gNyr2K5XDTRlIMIN3i0SY-BRpwOcHJYnGGyxiScKsaAo68EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds Warm wishes, Sharon Moore patient leader