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SUBLOCADE is injected by a treatment provider as a liquid and, once inside the body, turns to a solid gel called a depot (dee-poh). The depot gradually releases at a controlled rate all month.
Sublocade and Suboxone are both brand-name drugs. There are currently no generic forms of Sublocade. But there are generic forms of Suboxone.
Official answer. Sublocade () is given by a health care provider once a month by subcutaneous (under the skin) injection in the abdominal (stomach) region (with at least 26 days between doses).
SUBLOCADE comes in 2 doses: 300 mg and 100 mg. Youll receive a dose once a month (with at least 26 days between doses). Your treatment provider will start with 300 mg to help the medication docHub an effective level in your body. After 2 months, many will receive a lower dose of 100 mg.
Sublocade injections can only be given by a certified healthcare professional. The drug cant be self-administered. This is because the risks from improper injection of Sublocade can be life threatening. Specifically, Sublocade has a boxed warning for risk of serious harm or death if given by intravenous injection.
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Sublocade must be administered by a health care professional. Nurses and NPs who administer the drug must confirm they are injecting it into the subcutaneous tissue, as injection into a vessel could lead to serious harm or death.
Insert needle fully into the abdominal subcutaneous tissue. Actual angle of injection will depend on the amount of subcutaneous tissue. Use a slow, steady push to inject the medication. Continue pushing until all of the medication is given.
If you have opioid use disorder, your doctor may prescribe either Sublocade () or Vivitrol (naltrexone) for you. With opioid use disorder, you have a strong physical and mental dependence on opioids. Sublocade and Vivitrol are both brand-name prescription drugs. Neither drug is available in a generic form.
Sublocade must be administered by a health care professional. Nurses and NPs who administer the drug must confirm they are injecting it into the subcutaneous tissue, as injection into a vessel could lead to serious harm or death.
Vivitrol and Sublocade belong to different drug classes. Vivitrol is an opioid antagonist and Sublocade is a partial opioid agonist. Side effects of Vivitrol and Sublocade that are similar include nausea, headache, and tiredness/fatigue.

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