Updated Feb. 28, 2013 at 7:38 a.m.
In a photo from TearScience's website, a patient is shown being examined with a TearScience device.
CED Life Science Conference 2013: TearScience's medical device has regulatory clearance in both the United States and Europe and is already in use by physicians. But CEO Tim Willis says that even with a commercialized product and revenues, raising money is still harder than ever....
With $70M raised, TearScience CEO won't rule out a future IPO
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In a photo from TearScience's website, a patient is shown being examined with a TearScience device.
CED Life Science Conference 2013: TearScience's medical device has regulatory clearance in both the United States and Europe and is already in use by physicians. But CEO Tim Willis says that even with a commercialized product and revenues, raising money is still harder than ever....
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