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Prescribing Information for NGENLA▼(somatrogon) can be found here. Prescribing Information for Genotropin (somatropin) can be found here. Adverse event reporting information can be found at the bottom of the page.
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Product Name |
PIP Code |
|---|---|
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Ngenla 24mg solution for injection in pre filled pen (GB) |
540-0098 |
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Ngenla 60mg solution for injection in pre filled pen (GB) |
540-0080 |
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Ngenla 24mg solution for injection in pre filled pen (NI) |
520-2551 |
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Ngenla 60mg solution for injection in pre filled pen (NI) |
520-2569 |
The recommended dose is 0.66mg/kg bodyweight administered once weekly by subcutaneous injection.
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Device type |
Dose setting increments |
Suggested dose |
|---|---|---|
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24mg solution for |
0.2mg |
Suggested for doses less than 12mg (bodyweight <18kg). |
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60mg solution for |
0.5mg |
Suggested for doses of 12mg and above (bodyweight 18kg or over). |
The Endocrine Helpline can support patients by placing an order for consumable items such as needles, sharps bins and patient literature.
The service can also support clinicians in ordering starter kits for patients starting on NGENLA.
Pfizer will provide a box of needles as standard within the patient starter box.
For resupply, or to order additional or different needles at no cost, the patient/caregiver or Healthcare Professional can contact the Endocrine Helpline on 0800 521249 or [email protected]
Find out information about the starter kits available to patients starting treatment with NGENLA.
Access the document to support initiation of NGENLA.
References:
Learn more about how NGENLA is stored, recommended dosing, and adminstration.
Adverse events should be reported. Reporting forms and information can be found at www.mhra.gov.uk/yellowcard or search
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Adverse events should also be reported to Pfizer Medical Information on 01304 616161
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PP-UNP-GBR-7812. January 2024