How much is a box of 60 Ivosidenib tablets?

Ivosidenib is a kind of IDH1 inhibitor. It’s used to treat AML that keeps coming back or doesn’t get better. This is for people who have IDH1 mutations.

Its job is to zero in on that messed-up IDH1 enzyme and slow down cancer cell growth. You take this medicine by mouth, and it comes in 250 mg pill form with a film coating. Doctors usually recommend taking 500 mg of the stuff once every day.

A bottle holds 60 pills, so that’s enough for a whole month on the standard dose. This is for folks who haven’t been helped by their first rounds of treatment or have had the cancer come back.