Ceritinib (Cerini) 150mg*50's | TLPH Laos Generic | GLT
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Generic Information: Cerini (Laos)
Cerini is a Laotian generic of ceritinib produced by Trans Continental Life Science & Pharmaceuticals (TLPH), a Laos-based manufacturer serving the Southeast Asian oncology market. Each capsule contains 150 mg of ceritinib, with 50 capsules per pack. As a generic of the second-generation ALK inhibitor, Cerini provides an affordable alternative to the originator for patients with ALK-positive lung cancer.
What Is Cerini Used For?
Cerini is used for ALK-positive metastatic non-small cell lung cancer, especially after progression on crizotinib. It offers an oral, targeted option for this lung-cancer subtype, and the 50-capsule pack is a convenient mid-size supply that balances cost with the convenience of a longer refill interval.
How Does Ceritinib (Cerini) Work?
Ceritinib is a selective ALK inhibitor. It blocks anaplastic lymphoma kinase, the abnormal enzyme that drives growth in ALK-rearranged lung cancers, and remains active against many crizotinib-resistant ALK mutations. This dual strength — potent ALK blockade plus coverage of resistance mutations — is what makes second-generation inhibitors like ceritinib valuable after first-line therapy fails.
Indications
The approved indication is ALK-positive metastatic NSCLC, confirmed by molecular testing. Cerini is used after crizotinib progression and, where locally approved, as first-line therapy. Treatment requires a prescription and supervision by an oncology specialist.
Dosage
The standard dose is 450 mg (three capsules) once daily with food, or 750 mg once daily fasting per the original label. A 50-capsule pack lasts about 16 days at the 450 mg dose. Dosing is adjusted by the treating physician according to side effects and liver-function results.
Side Effects
Frequent side effects are diarrhoea, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, fatigue and decreased appetite. Important effects include liver enzyme elevations, high blood sugar, QT-interval prolongation and, rarely, interstitial lung disease. Patients undergo regular liver-function, blood-glucose and ECG monitoring and should report persistent symptoms promptly.
Storage
Store Cerini capsules at room temperature in a dry place, in the original packaging and out of reach of children. Do not use beyond the expiry date.
Why Choose Cerini Through GLT?
Cerini offers ceritinib at a price well below originator levels, making ALK-targeted therapy affordable for patients across Southeast Asia and beyond. GLT sources this Laotian generic through verified channels, supplying genuine TLPH product with documentation and shipping from a Hong Kong-licensed facility.
How to Order
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FAQ
Is Cerini a generic of Zykadia? Yes, Cerini contains the same active ingredient ceritinib as the originator Zykadia, at a lower price.
Who makes Cerini? Cerini is manufactured by Trans Continental Life Science & Pharmaceuticals (TLPH) in Laos.
How long does a 50-capsule pack last? At 450 mg once daily (three capsules), a 50-capsule pack lasts about 16 days.