This drug, Tepotinib, is really tailored to help people with a specific kind of lung cancer, the non-small cell type, especially those with a certain genetic mutation in the MET gene. The way it works is by shutting down this thing called the MET signaling pathway. It’s like a key process for cancer cells to grow and spread.
You take this med as pills that have a coating. Each pill has 225 milligrams of the good stuff. The typical dose for grown-ups is two 225 mg pills, and you gotta take ’em with food, no big deal.
Each bottle has enough for 30 pills, no more, no less.
