EPIDIOLEX® (cannabidiol) delivers broad-spectrum efficacy, significantly reducing multiple seizure types in LGS, Dravet syndrome, and TSC
Efficacy proven across 3 different epilepsies
TSC
Significant reductions in TSC-associated partial-onset* and generalized seizures
Efficacy in TSC*Partial-onset seizures (focal) included simple partial seizures (focal motor seizure), complex partial seizures (focal impaired), and secondary generalized tonic-clonic seizures (focal to bilateral tonic-clonic).1
EPIDIOLEX is the only FDA-approved cannabidiol
- Indicated to treat seizures associated with LGS, Dravet syndrome, and TSC in patients 1 year and older
- Drop seizure reduction in patients with LGS taking concomitant clobazam was evaluated in a prespecified exploratory analysis2
- No contraindications with other ASMs
- Believed to exert anticonvulsant effects through multiple modes of action, although the precise mechanism is unknown
- Offers flexible dosing for tolerability and response optimization
- EPIDIOLEX was found to have a consistent safety profile in children and adults across clinical trials
Steven, at age 32
EPIDIOLEX patient living with LGS
How is EPIDIOLEX different from non–FDA approved cannabidiol (CBD) products?
Quality standards for stability and consistency3
Highly controlled manufacturing3
No longer a federally scheduled drug
Eligible for insurance coverage
Derived from pesticide- and contaminant-free plants3
Steven, at age 32
EPIDIOLEX patient living with LGS
Efficacy, safety, and dosing established across multiple controlled studies
EPIDIOLEX was studied in over 900 patients
living with LGS, Dravet syndrome, and TSC—making up the largest controlled clinical trial program for an ASM in these conditions to date.4†
Proven across a wide range of patients
and concomitant treatments, EPIDIOLEX can be used as a monotherapy or with other ASMs.
Sustained effects up to 3 years
in open-label extensions in LGS, Dravet syndrome, and TSC.5-7
† There was a second randomized controlled trial in 199 patients living with Dravet syndrome that has been completed since its original approval.4
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