莱博雷生(Dayvigo)一次能囤几盒?多少钱?

Introduction: Dayvigo, an innovative drug carefully developed by Japan's Eisai Company, has not only shown excellent results in treating specific types of insomnia, but has also won wide recognition in the market for its convenient administration and relatively long shelf life. However, for patients, how to store medicines reasonably to ensure continuity of treatment and avoid unnecessary waste has become a topic worth discussing.

Lebrasant version and price

Mainly produced by Japan Eisai Company, it has three specifications: 2.5mg*100 tablets, 5mg*100 tablets and 10mg*100 tablets, corresponding to different treatment needs and economic conditions. Among them, 2.5 mg medicines are priced at about US$77 per box, which is suitable for patients who require low-dose treatment; 5 mg medicines are priced at about US$117 per box, with the cost of a single tablet reduced to US$1.17, and are suitable for patients with medium-dose needs; and 10 mg medicines are about US$165 per box, suitable for patients who require high-intensity treatment.

Suggestions for stocking up on medicines: based on shelf life and storage conditions

Hoarding medicines does not mean blindly buying in large quantities, but requires reasonable planning based on the shelf life and storage conditions of the medicines. Leborexan has a shelf life of 24 months, which means that under the correct storage conditions, the drug can maintain its efficacy and safety for up to two years. However, it is worth noting that the storage conditions of Lebrasin are relatively strict and need to be stored at a constant temperature of 20°C-25°C to ensure its stability. Although a temperature range of 15°C-30°C is allowed during transportation, long-term storage still requires strict compliance with the specified temperature range.

Based on the above conditions, it is recommended that patients plan the quantity of medicines they stock up based on their own treatment cycles and dosage. Generally speaking, for patients who require long-term treatment, you can stock up on a few to more than a dozen boxes of medicines in an appropriate amount to cope with the risk of possible drug discontinuation. You must ensure that you have suitable storage conditions at home, such as a thermostatic cabinet or a cool place, to ensure that the quality of the medicines is not affected.

During the process of stocking up medicines, patients also need to pay attention to the following points: First, they should pay close attention to the shelf life of medicines and avoid using expired medicines; second, they should regularly check the storage conditions of medicines to ensure that they are within the specified temperature range; third, they should follow the doctor's instructions and do not change the dosage or stop medicines at will.