Adagrasib is a special medicine just for people with Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer who have these particular KRAS G12C mutations. It’s meant to keep this tricky mutated KRAS protein inactive, the one that often makes other cancer drugs not work. The drug comes in 200 mg tablet form.
Experts say adults should take 600 mg two times a day—it doesn’t matter if you take it with or without food. Each bottle’s got 180 of these tablets, giving you a full month’s worth at that dosing. It’s really important to follow the doc’s orders when it comes to taking this stuff.
