XTANDI is a prescription medicine used to treat men with prostate cancer that:
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It is not known if XTANDI is safe and effective in females or children.
It’s important to know XTANDI is not available at your local pharmacy.
In most cases, your doctor will send your XTANDI prescription to a specialty pharmacy. A specialty pharmacy fills prescriptions for medicines that you can’t get at your regular pharmacy.
In some cases, your doctor’s office may have its own pharmacy that can fill your XTANDI prescription.
One benefit of getting XTANDI from a specialty pharmacy is that your medicine will be mailed right to your home. The specialty pharmacy will call you to arrange the delivery of your medicine.
Here's how the process typically works, plus a few tips to help ensure it goes as smoothly as possible.
A member of your healthcare team will fill out the insurance forms with you. Then they will send your prescription for XTANDI to a specialty pharmacy or XTANDI Support Solutions® to help with the process.
The specialty pharmacy will call you about your out-of-pocket costs and arrange the delivery of your medicine. You may also receive a call from XTANDI Support Solutions® if there are any questions about your insurance forms.
XTANDI may be delivered right to your home.
Your specialty pharmacy will call you to arrange a refill.
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