Video | LONSURF® (trifluridine and tipiracil) tablets
The LONSURF Starter Kit is meant to help you get the most out of your treatment. The materials provided are not meant to replace your healthcare provider's advice. Always speak with your healthcare provider about any questions or concerns you have. Together you and your healthcare provider can develop a personalized treatment plan based on your needs.
Contains helpful information you and your caregiver should know about mCRC and LONSURF, including how to obtain treatment and financial support and ways to help manage common side effects while taking LONSURF
Provides a place to record how you are feeling each day. You can take it to your appointments to help you remember what you want to discuss
Describes just a few of the helpful online resources available to you and your caregiver during your treatment journey with LONSURF
Are designed to help you organize your medicine. One pillbox is for the first week of every treatment cycle (days 1 to 7), and the other is for the second week of every treatment cycle (days 8 to 14)
Can help you keep your LONSURF materials in 1 place—whether you're at home, at your appointments, or anywhere else
To check your temperature regulary
Call 1-844-TAIHO-4U (1-844-824-4648) or visit TaihoPatientSupport.com
To receive a list of helpful questions to ask, please choose one of the following options. Remember to print or download your Guide and share it at your next appointment.
Talking to your healthcare provider about LONSURF® (trifluridine and tipiracil) tablets
If you have colon or rectal cancer that has spread to other parts of your body and have previously been treated with or cannot receive certain chemotherapy medicines, LONSURF might be another treatment option that can allow you to pursue more moments.
Your doctor or nurse can help you find out whether LONSURF is right for you. Be sure to bring this guide to your next appointment, and use the following questions to help start the conversation.
Based on the treatments I have previously taken, could LONSURF be right for me?
How will my treatment affect my daily activities or my ability to work?
Talking to your loved one's healthcare provider about LONSURF® (trifluridine and tipiracil) tablets
For those with colon or rectal cancer that has spread to other parts of the body and who have previously been treated with or cannot receive certain chemotherapy medicines, LONSURF might be another treatment option that can allow them to pursue more moments.
Your loved one's doctor or nurse can help you find out whether LONSURF is right for your loved one. Be sure to bring this guide to your loved one's next appointment, and use the following questions to help start the conversation.
Look over the following options and check the treatment(s) your loved one has already received:
Here are some questions to ask your loved one's healthcare provider at their next appointment:
Based on the treatments my loved one has previously taken, is he/she a candidate for LONSURF?
How and where is LONSURF taken?
What dose of LONSURF would he or she take? How often?
How often will we need to come into the office with this treatment?
What side effects could my loved one have?
When should I call you if he or she is having signs and symptoms of side effects?
How can I help my loved one manage any side effects?
How will the treatment affect my loved one’s daily activities or ability to work?
Video | LONSURF® (trifluridine and tipiracil) tablets
The LONSURF Starter Kit is meant to help you get the most out of your treatment. The materials provided are not meant to replace your healthcare provider's advice. Always speak with your healthcare provider about any questions or concerns you have. Together you and your healthcare provider can develop a personalized treatment plan based on your needs.
Contains helpful information you and your caregiver should know about mCRC and LONSURF, including how to obtain treatment and financial support and ways to help manage common side effects while taking LONSURF
Provides a place to record how you are feeling each day. You can take it to your appointments to help you remember what you want to discuss
Describes just a few of the helpful online resources available to you and your caregiver during your treatment journey with LONSURF
Are designed to help you organize your medicine. One pillbox is for the first week of every treatment cycle (days 1 to 7), and the other is for the second week of every treatment cycle (days 8 to 14)
Can help you keep your LONSURF materials in 1 place—whether you're at home, at your appointments, or anywhere else
To check your temperature regulary
Call 1-844-TAIHO-4U (1-844-824-4648) or visit TaihoPatientSupport.com
To receive a list of helpful questions to ask, please choose one of the following options. Remember to print or download your Guide and share it at your next appointment.
Talking to your healthcare provider about LONSURF® (trifluridine and tipiracil) tablets
If you have colon or rectal cancer that has spread to other parts of your body and have previously been treated with or cannot receive certain chemotherapy med
icines, LONSURF might be another treatment option that can allow you to pursue more moments.
Your doctor or nurse can help you find out whether LONSURF is right for you. Be sure to bring this guide to your next appointment, and use the following questions to help start the conversation.
Based on the treatments I have previously taken, could LONSURF be right for me?
How will my treatment affect my daily activities or my ability to work?
Talking to your loved one's healthcare provider about LONSURF® (trifluridine and tipiracil) tablets
For those with colon or rectal cancer that has spread to other parts of the body and who have previously been treated with or cannot receive certain chemotherapy medicines, LONSURF might be another treatment option that can allow them to pursue more moments.
Your loved one's doctor or nurse can help you find out whether LONSURF is right for your loved one. Be sure to bring this guide to your loved one's next appointment, and use the following questions to help start the conversation.
Look over the following options and check the treatment(s) your loved one has already received:
Here are some questions to ask your loved one's healthcare provider at their next appointment:
Based on the treatments my loved one has previously taken, is he/she a candidate for LONSURF?
How and where is LONSURF taken?
What dose of LONSURF would he or she take? How often?
How often will we need to come into the office with this treatment?
What side effects could my loved one have?
When should I call you if he or she is having signs and symptoms of side effects?
How can I help my loved one manage any side effects?
How will the treatment affect my loved one’s daily activities or ability to work?