Osimertinib is made for treating a type of lung cancer called NSCLC, and it zeros in on EGFR mutations, like T790M. There are two options—40 mg and 80 mg. Experts usually suggest the 80 mg version, taken just once per day.
You can take the pill either on an empty stomach or with food, no big deal. Each bottle has 30 tablets, covered in a special film, like they say in the commercials. This is one of those generic drugs, and it gives a targeted kick for NSCLC patients who’ve got EGFR mutations, you know what I mean?
