Vemurafenib is a medicine that helps with melanoma caused by a BRAF V600E mutation. It does this by blocking the BRAF protein, which plays a key role in the MAPK/ERK signal path. It comes as film-coated tablets that have 240 mg of the main ingredient.
You should take 960 mg, which equals two tablets, every day. You can take the tablets with or without eating. The pills come in bottles of 112.
So, you’ll have enough for about 56 doses. Just take two per day. The goal of treatment is to stop the BRAF signaling path.
It’s important because it helps melanoma grow in people with the BRAF V600E mutation.
