As I've lamented before, there just aren't many ways for investors to
play the ophthalmology market. Aside from a few small biotech/pharma
companies and Cooper (COO), the bulk of the industry is locked away within larger companies like Allergan (AGN) and Novartis (NVS). But it's not just scarcity value that makes TearLab (TEAR)
interesting. TearLab has developed a quick test for dry eye disease
that not only can be done in the doctor's office, but is actually
profitable for the doctor to do. With an innovative test and a
tried-and-true disposables-based model with a low breakeven level,
TearLab could be an interesting small-cap speculation even here after a
doubling in the stock.
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Can TearLabs Stay On A Tear?
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