Ocular Science · Pharma & Cosmetics · In Vitro + In Silico
Eyveris helps pharmaceutical and cosmetics teams detect ocular irritation risk, compatibility issues, and formulation weaknesses early using an integrated in vitro and in silico tear film and cornea testing platform.
About Eyveris
Eyveris is a research-driven startup built on over 10 years of work in tear film biophysics, corneal surface science, and interfacial phenomena. We turn that science into practical testing tools for pharmaceutical and cosmetics companies developing ocular, periocular, and ocular-exposed products.
For pharmaceutical teams, our platform supports earlier identification of irritation and compatibility risks, helping reduce late-stage reformulation and development uncertainty. For cosmetics teams, it provides independent, science-based evidence for eye-area compatibility and low-irritation positioning.
We operate at the intersection of academic rigor and industrial relevance delivering reproducible, interpretable results that support formulation decisions, technical discussions, and regulatory-facing documentation.
Services
Testing and R&D support built around our tear film and cornea models, tailored to your product type, development stage, and decision needs.
Mechanistic, quantitative assessment of tear film destabilization and breakup using fully animal-free, reproducible methods.
"Find irritation-related formulation risks before they become expensive development problems."
Understand how excipients, preservatives, polymers, and delivery systems interact with the tear film and corneal surface.
"Choose ingredients and formulation strategies based on evidence, not trial and error."
Assess implants, contact lens materials, cosmetic ingredients, and related materials against the ocular lipid environment.
"Generate independent evidence that your materials do not compromise ocular surface health."
Technology Platform
A proprietary acellular tear film interface that helps quantify how formulations interact with, destabilize, or preserve tear film structure under controlled conditions.
A glycocalyx-relevant corneal interface model designed to reveal irritation-related and compatibility-related interactions at the ocular surface.
Coarse-grained and atomistic molecular dynamics simulations that explain formulation behavior at molecular resolution and help troubleshoot problems that experiments alone cannot fully resolve.
Standardized analysis workflows, software tools, and reporting methods that turn complex ocular-interface data into reproducible, interpretable, and decision-ready results.
The first integrated in vitro + in silico platform dedicated to ocular formulation testing, combining tear film and cornea models with mechanistic simulations, specialized analysis, and standardized workflows.
Our Team

Expert in tear film biophysics and molecular simulations, with 15+ years of research focused on ocular surface mechanisms, formulation interactions, and translational science.

Surface and interface chemistry specialist with expertise in lipid membrane systems, ocularly relevant interfaces, and formulation-related interactions.

Leads platform development, analytical methods, and software workflows, with focus on reproducibility, data quality, and experimental decision support.

Leads partnerships and commercial development, translating scientific capabilities into industry collaborations and customer-focused programs.
Applications
Reference Work
Comparative analysis of delivery systems and their effects on tear film lipid layer stability, linking formulation design choices to ocular surface behavior and likely tolerability implications.
Mechanistic evaluation of benzalkonium chloride effects on tear film lipid structure and function, supporting more informed preservative strategy decisions.
Combined in vitro and in silico analysis of drug integration into tear film lipids, revealing interactions relevant to both tolerability and performance.
Biocompatibility-focused assessment of polymer interactions with biological environments, helping evaluate material compatibility for implants and devices.
Contact
Whether you are screening early candidates, comparing formulations, or investigating a specific compatibility problem, we can scope a study around your technical and development needs.