$500 for 180 Tablets of Adagrasib KRAS G12C Inhibitor

So, Adagrasib is this special kind of medicine for lung cancer, especially when you have this thing called KRAS G12C mutation. It works by stopping this bad protein, KRAS, that makes some lung cancers grow. Adagrasib comes as tablets, kind of like little pills, and the usual dose is two 200 mg tablets a day, so it’s 400 mg in the morning and 400 mg at night.

You can take it with or without eating, so it’s pretty flexible on when you can take it. One bottle has 180 pills, which is just enough for a month of treatment at that dose. Adagrasib is really good at stopping that KRAS G12C thing and could be a big help for people with NSCLC who have this specific change.

You gotta follow the rules and keep on taking it like the doc tells you.