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ZEPOSIA is a once-daily pill for adults with relapsing multiple sclerosis (MS).

Take as directed by your doctor if certain liver problems exist.

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ZEPOSIA is a once-daily pill for adults with relapsing multiple sclerosis (MS).

Take as directed by your doctor if certain liver problems exist.

Taking once-daily ZEPOSIA

ZEPOSIA is NOT an injection or an infusion. It’s a once-daily pill you can take at home or on the go.

How should ZEPOSIA be taken?

ZEPOSIA is a pill, taken once a day as close to the same time as possible. If you have certain liver problems, take ZEPOSIA as directed by your healthcare provider. It can be taken:

  • With or without food
  • When and where you want—no refrigeration required

To begin treatment with ZEPOSIA, there are just a few steps to get started.

Mia, real ZEPOSIA® patient Mia, real ZEPOSIA® patient
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I take ZEPOSIA once a day,* and it’s one of the few times I even think about my MS.

—Mia

A real ZEPOSIA patient compensated for her time.

*Take as directed by your doctor if certain liver problems exist.

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Make sure you don’t miss a dose

Be sure to take ZEPOSIA exactly as prescribed by your MS healthcare team. If you do miss a dose A missed dose is when you don’t take ZEPOSIA on the scheduled day your doctor has prescribed.  of ZEPOSIA, here’s what to do:

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If you miss one or more doses of ZEPOSIA during the first 14 days of treatment:

Contact your MS healthcare team. You’ll need a new 7-day Starter Pack to restart treatment. This will allow you to increase your dosage gradually and help avoid a decrease in heart rate, which is a possible serious side effect of ZEPOSIA.

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If you miss a dose after the first 14 days of treatment:

Take your scheduled dose (one pill) the next day at your usual time.

Tips for remembering to take ZEPOSIA

Here are a few simple tips to help you remember to take ZEPOSIA.

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Make it part of your routine

Pair taking ZEPOSIA with something you do regularly, like brushing your teeth or eating breakfast.

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Keep it in a safe place, but where you can see it

A kitchen counter or a bedside table are good options. Just make sure it’s out of the reach of children.

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Track when you take it

Log it in your phone or calendar to help create a habit.

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Set alarms

Set alarms on your smartphone, tablet, or smartwatch to remain consistent with your routine.

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Use a pill organizer

They help keep your medications in one place with a label for each day.

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Ask for help

A friend or loved one you see every day can help remind you.

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