Struggling with COPD symptoms? Discover a new treatment option.

NUCALA is an add-on, prescription maintenance treatment of eosinophilic chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) in adults whose disease is not controlled. NUCALA is not used to treat sudden breathing problems.

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*Every 4 weeks.

What could adding NUCALA mean for you?

LESS flare-upsResults may vary.

LESS hospitalizations due to flare-ups† Results may vary.
†Based on the limits of the study, this result is descriptive.

LESS total doses per year vs other COPD biologic‡No comparative efficacy or safety conclusions can be drawn from this information.
‡Every 4 weeks vs every other week.

So what's a flare-up?
So what's a flare-up?

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Maybe it’s a different kind of COPD

Key source: eosinophils
Key source: eosinophils

If you or a loved one are struggling with COPD flare-ups, even on maintenance inhaler treatment, this could mean that your COPD symptoms are uncontrolled. This may be due to something that’s naturally happening inside the body.

Eosinophils (ee-uh-sin-uh-fils), which are normal white blood cells, are a key source of inflammation in the lungs that could be contributing to flare-ups. For those who have COPD with high levels of blood eosinophils, it may be eosinophilic COPD.

EOSINOPHILIC COPD = A DIFFERENT KIND OF COPD

Fact: About 40%§ of people with COPD have elevated levels of blood eosinophils.

§34-49%

NUCALA is a different kind of COPD treatment

It’s not an inhaler or a steroid. NUCALA is the first and only once-monthly* biologic for eosinophilic COPD. It works by targeting and reducing blood eosinophils, which may help reduce airway inflammation.‖ Less inflammation could mean fewer flare-ups.

What's a biologic? Biologics are treatments derived from natural sources and are used to help target key causes of many conditions, like eosinophils in COPD.

‖It is not fully understood how NUCALA works.

NUCALA Autoinjector

Once a month.* At home. On YOUR time.

When it comes to your COPD treatment, convenience is key. You can take the NUCALA Autoinjector at home—just once a month. Want to see how easy the Autoinjector could be for you to use?

How to inject NUCALA

*Every 4 weeks.

Severe asthma patients rated the Autoinjector as easy-to-use after training. See full Instructions for Use.

Nucala Autoinjector

At home not for you? No problem.

You can get your NUCALA injections at your specialist’s office every 4 weeks.

Just know, it’s important to monitor for serious allergic reactions after injection, either in your specialist's office or at home. Sometimes serious allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis, can happen hours or days after you get your NUCALA injection.

What's next?
What's next?

Want to learn more about NUCALA?

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Questions about NUCALA costs?

When it comes to paying for NUCALA, there may be savings available to you.

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