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CIDP therapy that fits your life

Convenient dosing lets you plan treatment around your life, instead of planning your life around treatment.



Explore the ways Hizentra Prefilled Syringes can simplify infusion setup vs. vials, saving time and effort


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      Adjustable dosing to meet your needs

      Hizentra offers adjustable dosing, so be sure to frequently update your doctor about how you're feeling so your doctor can personalize your treatment and identify the dose that works best for you.



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      EAN/PNS* medical guideline recommends adjusting subcutaneous immunoglobulin (SCIg) dose according to individual treatment response

      * The European Academy of Neurology (EAN) and Peripheral Nerve Society (PNS) are two independent, international organizations of scientists, physicians, and other healthcare providers working together to investigate and treat neurological conditions and promote excellence leading to better care and outcomes.

      Convenient weekly dosing

      Infusions with Hizentra usually take about 1–2 hours per week.

      You and your neurologist can create your Hizentra dosing schedule based on:

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      Your routine

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      How long infusions
      take

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      How much medicine per
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      How many infusion
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      Not just simple. Hizentra PFS simple.

      Hizentra Prefilled Syringes (PFS) give you proven protection with a first and only for Ig

      Simple, convenient, and ready to use

      • Simplifies infusion preparation vs. vials
      • Wide range of sizes for your individual needs
      • Select sizes are directly compatible with common infusion pumps
        • All sizes can be transferred to a pump syringe using a syringe-to-syringe transfer device

      Available in 1 g, 2 g, 4 g, and
      10 g—the largest size ever for Ig

      Insights from a CSL-sponsored Harris Poll survey Satisfaction with prefilled syringes was high

      At least 91% were very/somewhat satisfied with the ability to personalize treatment, overall confidence, overall ease of administration, and/or the ability to fit treatment into their lifestyle
      • Ability to personalize treatment
      • Overall convenience
      • Overall ease of administration
      • Ability to fit treatment into their lifestyle

      In an online survey, at least 48 of 53 people with CIDP who self-infused Ig in prefilled syringes were very/somewhat satisfied on all measures mentioned.

      See how Ig infusions can be simpler and more convenient

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              Watch Arthur experience the freedom and simplicity of using Hizentra Prefilled Syringes for CIDP maintenance.

              Choose a patient to see how Hizentra
              self-infusions help answer their CIDP treatment burdens

              Clinical Challenges

              Primary Immunodeficiency Patient - Richard

              Benefits from consistent Ig levels

              Richard 48 years old | 182 lb (82.7 kg)

              Primary Immunodeficiency Patient - James

              Experienced IV-related systemic side effects

              James 45 years old | 210 lb (95 kg)

              Primary Immunodeficiency Patient - Alice

              Suffered through difficulty finding a vein

              Alice 80 years old | 165 lb (75 kg)

              Lifestyle Burdens

              Primary Immunodeficiency Patient - Miguel

              Found frequent IV infusions to be inconvenient

              Miguel 55 years old | 176 lb (80 kg)

              Primary Immunodeficiency Patient - Allison

              Wanted flexibility, freedom, and control

              Allison 40 years old | 154 lb (70 kg)

              Richard is a business manager with a wife and two sons. The ups and downs associated with IVIg infusions brought physical challenges, affecting his ability to work and spend time with his family. Switching to Hizentra provided consistent Ig levels, which helped him maintain his energy and strength.

              Flexible infusion schedule chart

              Dose: 33 g/165 mL

              Rate of infusion: 10 g/hr/site

              Infusion sites: 4

              Time per infusion: ~50 minutes

              Based on a dose of 0.4 g/kg.

              Flexible infusion schedule chart

              James is a software developer with a wife and teenage daughter. After hearing about the multiple systemic side effects (like headache and nausea) James experienced after every IVIg infusion and how they affected his work and family life, his doctor decided to put James on Hizentra. He finds time every weekend to relax at home and infuse his Hizentra.

              Flexible infusion schedule chart

              Dose: 19 g/95 mL

              Rate of infusion: 8 g/hr/site

              Infusion sites: 2

              Time per infusion: ~1 hour and 10 minutes

              Based on a dose of 0.2 g/kg.

              Flexible infusion schedule chart

              Alice is a retired engineer who leads a quiet and relaxed life. She was tired of nurses not finding her veins and didn't want a port put in, so she talked to her doctor and started Hizentra. She now infuses at home once a week with the assistance of her caregiver.

              Flexible weekday infusion schedule chart

              Dose: 15 g/75 mL

              Rate of infusion: 6 g/hr/site

              Infusion sites: 2

              Time per infusion: ~1 hour 15 minutes

              Based on a weekly dose of 0.2 g/kg.

              Flexible infusion schedule chart

              Miguel is an artist and part-time teacher who required frequent IV infusions to manage his disease. His frequent trips to the IV clinic were also a hassle. So he asked his doctor about Hizentra. They decided self-infusing at home on his own schedule was right for him. More frequent infusions mean less volume per infusion, letting him infuse in just about an hour. After discussing with his doctor, Miguel prefers prefilled syringes because he has difficulty drawing from vials.

              Twice weekly flexible infusion schedule chart

              Dose: 32 g/160 mL (2 sessions over 2 days)

              Rate of infusion: 8 g/hr/site

              Infusion sites: 2

              Time per infusion: ~1 hour

              Based on a weekly dose of 0.4 g/kg.

              Flexible infusion schedule chart

              Allison is a working mother with 3 young children. After talking with her doctor, she chose Hizentra so she could fit her infusions around her busy work and home schedule. Allison asked her doctor about appropriate places to infuse, and now she can decide where and when she self-infuses with ready-to-use prefilled syringes. She needs a dosing schedule that won't get in the way of work and taking care of her kids.

              Once weekly flexible infusion schedule chart

              Dose: 28 g/140 mL

              Rate of Infusion: 9 g/hr/site

              Infusion sites: 3

              Time per infusion: ~1 hour

              Based on a weekly dose of 0.4 g/kg.

              Flexible infusion schedule chart

              Hypothetical case studies use recommended dose and labeled initial rate and volume per site, as well as maximum number of infusion sites. Photos do not depict actual patients.

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              To connect with a patient advocate§ who can answer your non-medical questions about living with CIDP, call Hizentra ConnectSM at 1-877-355-4447 Mon–Fri, 8 AM–8 PM ET

              §Patient advocates are not healthcare professionals or medical experts. For medical questions, please contact your physician. Patient advocates are compensated by CSL Behring LLC. for their time and/or expenses.

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