迪高替尼软膏(Delgocitinib)2025年最新价格

Digotinib ointment is a new topical JAK inhibitor that has received widespread attention in the field of atopic dermatitis treatment in recent years. This article will combine the latest information to help patients fully understand the key information of Digotinib ointment.

The latest price of Delgocitinib ointment in 2025

Patients who need to use Delgocitinib ointment for a long time should understand its price changes and specifications, and choose the appropriate specifications based on individual treatment needs.

Price and Specifications

Currently, Digotinib ointment produced by the original Japanese manufacturer is available in two specifications: 0.25% concentration (5 grams each) and 0.5% concentration (5 grams each). A box contains 10 pieces, the 0.25% specification is priced at approximately US$96/box, and the 0.5% specification is approximately US$130/box. Patients need to determine the daily dosage according to medical advice to avoid increasing financial burden due to excessive use.

Factors affecting price

The main reasons for the higher price of original drugs include research and development costs, production processes and patent protection. Digotinib ointment was jointly developed by Japan's JT Company and Torii Pharmaceuticals. Innovative JAK inhibitor technology requires a large amount of clinical trial investment. At present, Digotinib ointment has not yet entered the Chinese medical insurance system, and patients need to purchase it in full at their own expense.

How should Delgocitinib ointment (Delgocitinib) be stored?

Correct storage method can ensure that the drug does not deteriorate to the maximum extent. Delgocitinib ointment has clear requirements for the storage environment. Patients should pay special attention to the following details.

Storage conditions and validity period

Digotinib ointment needs to be stored at room temperature, and the ideal temperature is 15-30°C. It needs to be kept away from areas exposed to direct sunlight and placed in damp places such as bathrooms. Unopened medicines are valid for 24 months and are recommended to be used within 6 months after opening. If the ointment changes color, separates or has an odor, stop using it immediately.

Daily management suggestions

Tighten the cap immediately after each use to prevent air from entering and causing oxidation. You can use an insulated bag to store it when traveling to avoid high temperature environments. If long-term storage is required, it is recommended to mark the opening date on the medicine tube and regularly check for changes in properties. Special care should be taken to keep medicines out of the reach of children.

For patients who need to use Digotinib ointment in batches, it is recommended to prepare a medication record form and track the storage status simultaneously.

How to use Delgocitinib ointment

The dosage and frequency of Delgocitinib ointment must strictly follow the principle of individualization, and there are significant differences among different groups of people.

Instructions for use in adults

Adult patients should use 0.5% ointment twice a day. The amount of single application should not exceed 5 grams, and the coverage area should be less than 30% of the body surface. It is recommended to apply a thin layer after cleansing the affected area and massage gently until absorbed.

If symptoms do not improve after 4 weeks of continuous use, the treatment plan needs to be re-evaluated. After symptoms are relieved, the frequency of medication should be gradually reduced and long-term continuous use should be avoided.

Guidelines for use in children

For children aged 2-16 years old, the 0.25% concentration preparation is preferred, twice a day, and the single dosage should not exceed 5 grams. Infants and young children aged 6 months to 2 years old need to be further limited to 2.5 grams/time. Skin reactions need to be observed during medication. If erythema or itching worsens, low-concentration preparations should be switched promptly. During the treatment period, it is recommended to have follow-up visits every two weeks, and the doctor will evaluate and adjust the plan.

Do not apply ointment to mucous membranes, open wounds or severely damaged skin. If it accidentally gets into your eyes, rinse immediately with water for 15 minutes. When combined with skin infection, the infection must be controlled before using this medicine. Although there are no special contraindications for elderly patients, the dosage needs to be adjusted with comprehensive consideration of liver and kidney function.