Treating your patients with MIMRYLO™ (rusfertide)
Finding the appropriate patient for MIMRYLO
Whether used alone or in combination with CRTs, MIMRYLO may be beneficial for your patients who1,2:
- Have frequent phlebotomies
- Are impacted by low iron levels and resulting fatigue
- Are receiving hydroxyurea but need more HCT control
- Report a high symptom burden and interruptions to daily life that prevent normal activities due to treatment with phlebotomy or current therapy
A once-weekly*, subcutaneous self-injection that can fit into your patients’ lives and is individualized to their needs
All patients initiate with 19 mg, whether using MIMRYLO alone or in combination with concomitant therapies.1
Some patients may require dose escalation based on individual efficacy and safety response.1
After two weeks, the dose can be adjusted to the next defined dosage increment. Continue to adjust dosing until the desired HCT level is reached.1
For grade ≥2 anemia or for drug-related grade ≥3 toxicities, reduce the dose of MIMRYLO to the preceding defined dosage increment.1
Once HCT control is achieved, patients should continue to take their individualized dose of MIMRYLO once a week.1
Monitor CBC every 2-4 weeks, or as clinically indicated, during dose modification1
MIMRYLO is available as a lyophilized powder for reconstitution in single-dose vials.1
After patients undergo training by a healthcare provider at first dose1:
- MIMRYLO can be self-administered at home and doses can be adjusted to help patients achieve optimal HCT stability
- If patients cannot self-administer, they can continue treatment in office
*Dosing is one injection weekly from dosage increments of 9.5 mg up to 54 mg. Weekly dosages of 69 mg or 82 mg must be administered in two injections on the same day. Weekly dosages of 95 mg or 108 mg must be administered in two injections on separate days. Please see additional details on Dosing and Administration within the full Prescribing Information.1