Experiences with

Vabysmo

My right eye has since had 3 injections of VABYSMO (faricimab) and I have found it a positive experience and better for my eyes than Eyelea., I have been told that they will probably just continue to monitor both eyes going forward without injections.

Anyway he changed me to Vabysmo from Eylea because apparently he said had stopped working. I had to have an injection straight away because of the fluid. Does anyone know why a blocked blood vein needs monitoring. I forgot to ask the consultant.

We are confused if his Anti VEGF injection should be Eylea or Vabysmo? we are not in a position to take any risk yet any vision improvement is a big plus for us. Any advise would be really appreciated. Thank you. Warm Regards, Vik

Good day, On Friday, I had my 3rd Vabysmo injection in both my left and right eyes. I'm 28 years old and have been a diabetic for 23 years. My prescription for both eyes is -0.75. During my last appointment four weeks ago, my left eye had 100% vision, while my right eye had 90%.

I have wet AMD in the right eye and been on Vabysmo for the last 6 injections with some good progress and all most at a stable point. Pictures still show very small amount of fluid that needs to stop.

I attended the eye clinic last Thursday this being one month after my third Vabysmo injection, amazing the eye has dried up! Whilst I do need an upgrade on my prescription glasses, they told me to do nothing until the eyes are stable.

I was recently told to go on 'Vabysmo' treatment that is injected into the corner of the eye and is a slow release drug and that the interval of injections are up to 16 weeks. Could you please let me know if anyone have had this done and what was the result and is it better.

I am hoping to change to Vabysmo. Has anyone else experienced this fast flickering in their central vision and got a diagnosis? Thanks.

Has anyone been given Vabysmo for a bleeding retina? My doctor told me it is coming on the market, but he hasn’t used it yet. I was wondering if anyone has tried it, and how you responded to it.