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Multiple myeloma immunotherapy

Darzalex (Daratumumab) Injection (IV or subcutaneous Faspro)

Darzalex is daratumumab, a CD38-directed antibody used in multiple myeloma. Faspro is the subcutaneous formulation (different volume and clinic process). Order only the presentation on the prescription.

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Authentic Daratumumab

Named packs with batch traceability. We do not relabel generics as originators.

Storage

2–8°C; Faspro and IV vials both refrigerated

Tracked shipping

Worldwide courier to USA, UK, UAE, EU, Australia and more.

Pharmacist support

24/7 guidance from Critical Kare Pharma for patients and caregivers.

What is Darzalex (Daratumumab)?

Infusion reactions are more common on early doses — this is given in a clinic, not at home, unless the specialist program says otherwise.

Daratumumab can interfere with blood-bank testing. Patients should carry an alert card if their hematologist provided one.

IV 100mg/400mg vials and Faspro 1800mg are not 1:1 swaps without a protocol change.

Class: Anti-CD38 monoclonal antibody. Janssen (originator).

Typical uses (as prescribed)

  • Newly diagnosed and relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma (as indicated)
  • Used with other myeloma medicines per protocol

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Darzalex FAQs

Is daratumumab the same as Darzalex?
Yes — daratumumab is the INN. Faspro is still daratumumab but formulated for subcutaneous use.
Can I switch from IV Darzalex to Faspro myself?
No. Switching is an oncology/hematology decision. We ship the exact SKU on the prescription.
Does Darzalex need cold chain?
Yes. Keep 2–8°C. We use temperature-logged packaging for international myeloma shipments.

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Information and pharmacy-access support only — not medical advice, diagnosis, or a treatment plan. Always follow your oncologist. Prescription required for oncology medicines.