Adalimumab 20mg/0.4mL (50mg/mL) Injection$146.00
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Adalimumab 20mg/0.4mL (50mg/mL) Injection
SKU GME1318Immunology Care
Product Introduction
Adalimumab 20mg/0.4mL (50mg/mL) is a subcutaneous anti-TNF biologic used for inflammatory arthritis, psoriasis, inflammatory bowel disease and non-infectious uveitis, with age- and condition-specific treatment plans.
How to use
Adalimumab is injected under the skin of the thigh or abdomen. Rotate sites and avoid bruised, tender or inflamed skin. The dose depends on the condition and, in children, body weight. A vial and a prefilled syringe require different preparation and training.
How it works
Adalimumab neutralises TNF alpha, reducing inflammatory signalling and immune-mediated tissue injury.
Side effects
Injection-site redness, headache and respiratory infections are common. Serious infection, tuberculosis reactivation and severe allergic reactions require prompt care.
Important information
Screen for tuberculosis and hepatitis B before treatment. Active serious infection, demyelinating disease and heart failure affect suitability. Avoid live vaccines during treatment unless the treating team has specifically planned otherwise.
Uses
- Selected inflammatory arthritis, psoriasis, inflammatory bowel disease and non-infectious uveitis, with indication- and age-specific regimens.
Benefits
Sustained suppression of inflammation can improve function, reduce flares and limit tissue damage in a responsive condition.
Can I warm adalimumab in hot water before injecting it?
Do not use hot water, a microwave or direct heat, and do not shake the solution. Let it warm naturally at room temperature before preparation to reduce injection discomfort without damaging the medicine.
Can I change between a vial and a prefilled syringe using the same technique?
A vial requires a sterile syringe and accurate measurement of the volume. A prefilled syringe has its own preparation and injection steps. Use the technique you were taught for that presentation.
Why report a persistent cough or night sweats?
These may signal tuberculosis or another infection that needs prompt assessment during TNF blockade.
Can it be combined with another biologic?
Some biologic combinations increase serious-infection risk. They are not routine add-on treatments.
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