Copaxone
Copaxone 1ML of 40MG/ML
What is Copaxone?
Glatopa is used to treat multiple sclerosis (MS) and to prevent relapse of MS. There is currently no generic version of Glatopa available in the United States. On average, a supply of 30 ml, 20 mg/mL Glatopa subcutaneous solution cost about $4,553. Get savings of up to 80% when you use our free prescription coupon card at any participating pharmacy near you.Side Effects
- Injection site reactions
- Flushing
- Chest pain
Warnings
- Risk of immediate post-injection reactions
- Monitor for signs of hypersensitivity
- Use caution in patients with cardiac conditions
- Not advised for use in pregnancy unless clearly needed
- Potential for lipoatrophy at injection sites
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What is Copaxone ?
Glatopa is used to treat multiple sclerosis (MS) and to prevent relapse of MS. There is currently no generic version of Glatopa available in the United States. On average, a supply of 30 ml, 20 mg/mL Glatopa subcutaneous solution cost about $4,553. Get savings of up to 80% when you use our free prescription coupon card at any participating pharmacy near you.- Injection site reactions
- Flushing
- Chest pain
- Joint pain
- Nausea
- Weakness
- Anxiety
- Rash
- Sweating
- Palpitations
- Risk of immediate post-injection reactions
- Monitor for signs of hypersensitivity
- Use caution in patients with cardiac conditions
- Not advised for use in pregnancy unless clearly needed
- Potential for lipoatrophy at injection sites
- Patients should be trained on proper self-injection techniques
- May cause transient chest pain
- Consider potential interactions with other medications
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Copaxone 1ML of 40MG/ML
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