Research for Binge Eating Disorder Treatment

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Long-term Safety of Binge Eating Treatment

If you completed our previous binge eating study, you're invited to continue your treatment journey with us. This next phase lets you keep accessing medication that may help reduce binge eating episodes, with close medical support every step of the way. You'll be part of important research that helps us understand how to best support people like you long-term.

✓ Continued access to potential treatment
✓ Regular check-ins with specialist care
✓ Help advance understanding of safety
✓ Structured support throughout participation

About This Research

We're continuing to study how solriamfetol works for binge eating disorder over the long term. If you completed our previous study, we'd like you to keep receiving treatment while we monitor your progress and safety through regular visits. Your partnership helps us learn what truly helps people manage binge eating sustainably.

Who Can Participate?

✓ Completed the previous SOL-BED-301 study treatment period
✓ Able to attend regular study visits and follow procedures
✓ Willing to work with our medical team throughout the study

What to Expect

✓ Continued access to potential binge eating treatment
✓ Close medical monitoring and specialist care from our team
✓ Contribution to understanding long-term medication safety
✓ Structured support and guidance throughout your participation

Contact us directly:

Phone: +1 657 230 7120

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