Reports Q2 revenue $23.47M, consensus $22.4M. “In the second quarter we made great progress executing our strategic initiatives. We generated strong growth in both our Surgical Glaucoma and Dry Eye segments, and we successfully achieved superiority in the six-month primary endpoint in our landmark SAHARA trial, a mission critical milestone on our path to transforming the dry eye category and establishing interventional dry eye procedures as a standard of care,” said Paul Badawi, co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Sight Sciences. “Eyecare provider interest in our portfolio of products continues to increase and we plan to leverage our library of clinical evidence to maintain and expand patient access and utilization of our technologies. We believe we are well positioned to drive further growth in two of the largest segments in eyecare while expanding our operating leverage in the coming years.”
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