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What if STRIANT falls off?

April 26, 2017falls striant

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What if STRIANT falls off?

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After the initial learning curve, the incidence of STRIANT falling off drops significantly. There are clear directions in the prescribing information about replacing STRIANT should it fall off. If STRIANT does not stick or falls off within the first 8 hours, patients should remove the original system and apply a new one. This counts as replacing the first dose. Apply the next system about 12 hours after the original buccal system was applied. If STRIANT falls off after 8 hours but before 12 hours, patients should replace the original buccal system. This replacement can serve as the second dose for that day.