Puretech has the Phase II data.
Proof they finished it is because they said so.
Why is that proof? Because PureTech isn't a small-time player like 90% of these hairloss research companies which desperately needs investor $ and so any vaguely promising research or photo is shared; real-deal, big companies are concerned with protecting their assets.
PureTech recently had another of their companies that pass Phase III and gain approval; some weight-loss drug called "Gelesis" or something like that. I've checked, and there does not seem to be any publicly available data regarding it. But guess what? The US government felt that the data that was presented to them and any investigation into it deemed it safe and efficacious to justify a public launch in the next year or two.
and here's the thing
Not one fatass out there is going to care about what the data shows. All they care about is that it worked and has an acceptable safety profile. You are not going to dupe the FDA on this kind of thing.
There's no way PureTech, who is governed by people with long, successful careers in this business, sunk tens of millions over 12 years into a company that produced insufficient results because that means they'd make no money and have lost a lot. Especially when their own market research showed them that most people don't use current treatments because of poor regrowth.
Best part? The Phase III is for the in-office device, the other stuff is done with.
It's not a question of if it works; it obviously works well (as they said, it's intended to compete with transplants) it's about what the maximum results are and when can we have it.
My advice to anyone who is also interested in Follica is to stop holding your breath for any photos and such: It's a safe bet that we won't see any until after it's approved.
