So, Tenofovir Alafenamide is actually a kind of NRTI, you know? It’s used for treating HBV and HIV chronic infections, mainly. And it works by keeping this reverse transcriptase enzyme from doing its thing. The med comes in these 25 mg film-coated tablet thingies.
You’re supposed to take one tablet a day—25 mg, no more—preferably with food. Each bottle is packed with 30 tablets. It’s generic, like a cheaper version of other tenofovir brands, for the same uses.
Generic drugs are usually cheaper and kind of act the same as the brand name ones; they’re just as effective, you know? Tenofovir Alafenamide is pretty good. It’s better in how it acts in your body than other NRTIs, with less on the side-effect front.
