Vemurafenib 960mg $100

Vemurafenib is a targeted therapy. It’s used to treat melanoma with the BRAF V600E mutation. It’s a BRAF inhibitor, which means it stops the BRAF signaling pathway.

You can get vemurafenib as film-coated tablets. Each one has 240 mg of the main stuff. The usual dose is 960 mg, taken twice a day.

That’s two tablets per dose. You can take vemurafenib with or without eating. The tablets come in bottles with 112 pills.

That’s about enough for 56 doses if you take it as recommended. You should keep taking the tablets as long as the cancer doesn’t get worse or you don’t get too sick from them. Some side effects might be skin issues, joint pain, and feeling tired.

It’s super important to follow your doctor’s advice on using this medicine.