Dabrafenib is a type of mouth medication that’s used to treat certain skin and lung cancers, specifically those with a BRAF V600E or K mutation. It’s made to zero in on the BRAF kinase enzyme, which is sort of a growth engine for cancer cells in those cancers. Dabrafenib is available in capsule form, with 50 mg and 75 mg strengths, and the recommended dosing regimen is 150 mg taken twice daily.
That’s the same as two of those 75 mg ones or four of the 50 mg ones. You should take these capsules on an empty belly, best when you’re like a couple of hours from eating or just after eating. A typical packaging size for Dabrafenib is a bottle containing 120 capsules, and the medication should be stored at room temperature (15C to 25C) to maintain its efficacy.
