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Sight Sciences signals $92M-$93M 2026 revenue outlook amid higher IDE target of ~$12M

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  • Paul Badawi said the company delivered “record revenue of $24.9 million, growing 25% year-over-year,” and added that the quarter showed growth alongside cash burn improvement: “we delivered this high growth performance while both investing in our

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