Flexibility for Your Patients With PI
Hizentra allows flexible dosing—daily up to every 2 weeks
Self-administration with Hizentra gives you and your
PI patients the freedom to choose:
How often your patients infuse
How long the self-infusions take
How much medicine is given per infusion
How many infusion sites your patients use
Simple, convenient, and ready-to-use
- Elimination of vial transfer may reduce steps and effort, depending on dose
- Prefilled syringes are transferred to a pump syringe using a syringe-to-syringe transfer device
Hizentra is available in a range of vial and prefilled syringe sizes for your patients
- 5, 10, 20, and 50 mL vials
- 5, 10, and 20 mL prefilled syringes now available
Select a patient below to learn how Hizentra meets the needs of a wide range of treatment challenges over IVIg
Clinical Challenges
Has venous access issues
Marie 55 years old | 146 lb (66 kg)*
Why Hizentra?
- Subcutaneous self-administration means no more difficulties finding a vein, or needing a port
Dose: 16 g/80 mL, once every 2 weeks
Infusion sites: 4
Time per infusion: ~48 minutes
Experiences IVIg-related adverse reactions
Ian 46 years old | 200 lb (91 kg)*
Why Hizentra?
- Subcutaneous infusions offer the option of lower infusion volume and more frequent infusions
Weekly dose: 14 g/70 mL, once a week
Infusion sites: 3
Time per infusion: ~1 hour
Lifestyle Burdens
Wants more freedom and flexibility
Sara 33 years old | 165 (74 kg)*
Why Hizentra?
- Flexible dosing and a personalized self-infusion schedule better fit the needs of her busy life
- Prefilled syringes may simplify infusions, removing the need to draw from a vial
Weekly dose: 10 g/50 mL, every 10 days
Infusion sites: 2
Time per infusion: ~1 hour
Finds IVIg infusions inconvenient
Anthony 20 years old | 180 lb (82 kg)*
Why Hizentra?
- Infusing at home means no more trips to the infusion clinic and not missing school or activities each month
- Prefilled syringes make the self-infusion process more convenient
Weekly dose: 6 g/32 mL, twice a week
Infusion sites: 2
Time per infusion: ~38 minutes
Clinical perspectives:
discussion of IVIg & SCIg
Carla Duff, ARNP, discusses the differences between each route of administration and how these differences are integral in customizing therapy for each patient's needs.
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Dosing and administration