Business Wire03.29.18
Clarify Medical, developer of the Clarify Medical Home Light Therapy System, a software-controlled home phototherapy system for the treatment of psoriasis, vitiligo, and eczema, has been issued a U.S. patent for a precision, targeted phototherapy device using UVB LEDs, reflectors, window filter, and thermal management system to optimize therapeutic power and uniformity of narrowband UVB light treatment.
The Clarify System’s patented light engine has significant advantages compared to conventional fluorescent bulbs. Proprietary LED technology and an optical window filter emits light with a higher percentage of therapeutic energy, filtering out non-therapeutic wavelengths which cause skin burning. And, unlike conventional bulbs, the Clarify light engine provides uniform output at the treatment head, ensuring that patients receive the correct dose on the entire treatment area. Additional safety features including a light shield and proximity safety switch help to ensure that light therapy is only delivered to the intended treatment area, protecting healthy skin from unnecessary exposure.
“This is the first home phototherapy system available in the United States that uses UVB LED technology to treat chronic skin conditions,” said Rex Bright, interim president and CEO of Clarify Medical. “We’re excited to introduce this innovative technology to improve precision and control over home phototherapy, which we believe will improve outcomes for patients.”
The Clarify System received U.S. Food and Drug Administration clearance in May 2017 with indications for the treatment of vitiligo, psoriasis, eczema, seborrheic dermatitis and leucoderma on all skin types (I-VI).
Clarify Medical develops products and services for treatment of chronic skin conditions. Its Clarify Medical Home Light Therapy System is now available nationally in the United States.
The Clarify System’s patented light engine has significant advantages compared to conventional fluorescent bulbs. Proprietary LED technology and an optical window filter emits light with a higher percentage of therapeutic energy, filtering out non-therapeutic wavelengths which cause skin burning. And, unlike conventional bulbs, the Clarify light engine provides uniform output at the treatment head, ensuring that patients receive the correct dose on the entire treatment area. Additional safety features including a light shield and proximity safety switch help to ensure that light therapy is only delivered to the intended treatment area, protecting healthy skin from unnecessary exposure.
“This is the first home phototherapy system available in the United States that uses UVB LED technology to treat chronic skin conditions,” said Rex Bright, interim president and CEO of Clarify Medical. “We’re excited to introduce this innovative technology to improve precision and control over home phototherapy, which we believe will improve outcomes for patients.”
The Clarify System received U.S. Food and Drug Administration clearance in May 2017 with indications for the treatment of vitiligo, psoriasis, eczema, seborrheic dermatitis and leucoderma on all skin types (I-VI).
Clarify Medical develops products and services for treatment of chronic skin conditions. Its Clarify Medical Home Light Therapy System is now available nationally in the United States.