How It Works YOUR FACTOR IX SHOULD WORK AS HARD AS YOU DO
With IDELVION, Factor IX stays in your body longer
Recombinant albumin is an important
component of IDELVION. Albumin, a
protein that can be found naturally in your
body, is known for its long half-life.
When a bleed occurs, the linker
connecting recombinant albumin and
rFIX in IDELVION is separated, activating
the rFIX to stop the bleeding.
Recombinant Factor IX (rFIX)
is linked to the recombinant
albumin and remains inactive until
it’s needed to control a bleed.
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Recombinant albumin is an important component of IDELVION. Albumin, a protein that can be found naturally in your body, is known for its long half-life.
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When a bleed occurs, the linker connecting recombinant albumin and rFIX in IDELVION is separated, activating the rFIX to stop the bleeding.
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Recombinant Factor IX (rFIX) is linked to the recombinant albumin and remains active until it’s needed to control a bleed.
Use our guide to start the conversation with your healthcare provider to see if IDELVION is right for you
Why Rick chose IDELVION
“With high factor levels—and trough levels—I can enjoy time with family.”
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Bleed protection with less frequent infusions
