How Much is a Box of Asciminib Tablets?

Asciminib is an inhibitor for BCR-ABL, used for chronic myeloid leukemia when other treatments don’t work. It goes straight for the ABL myristoyl pocket. You can get this drug in two doses—20 mg and 40 mg, both in film-coated pill form.

You’re supposed to take 80 mg a day. You can take it all at once or break it up into two 40 mg doses. Both doses come as pills, and each bottle has 60 of them.