Adagrasib NSCLC KRAS G12C 600mg $180

It’s an inhibitor for NSCLC; it zeros in on the KRAS G12C mutation, you know? The tablets come in 200 mg chunks. The usual prescription is 600 mg, taken twice every day. You can take these tablets whenever you feel like, with or without eating.

A bottle has 180 tablets in it, pretty solid for about a month’s supply. The main guy in this tablet deals directly with the KRAS G12C mutation, which crops up a lot in NSCLC patients. As a tablet, it’s real easy to take—just pop one a day, twice is the rule.

Keeps the treatment going smoothly. Since there are 180 tablets in every bottle, that matches the 30-tablet monthly dose well, which is just nice for patients—and keeps them on schedule with their treatment, too.