Starting Pombiliti + Opfolda (cipaglucosidase alfa-atga + miglustat)Your first 90 days with pompe disease: the steps, the dates and who to call
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How you take it
Once every 2 weeks, you swallow Opfolda capsules, then about 1 hour later you get a Pombiliti infusion into a vein that takes about 4 hours.
Before your first dose
- A lab test or a genetic test that confirms late-onset Pompe disease, since your insurance may ask for the report.
- Your insurance may ask for test results showing your current treatment is not helping, such as a breathing test or a walk test.
- A pregnancy check before the first dose, if you could become pregnant, because these medicines must not be used during pregnancy.
- Your current weight sets both doses, and the Opfolda Patient Information says to tell your healthcare provider about kidney problems, which can lower the dose.
- Your insurance needs to approve both medicines, and Amicus Assist, the drugmaker's support program, can help at 1-833-264-2872.
- The first treatment day is booked 2 weeks after your last infusion of your earlier medicine, at a place ready to treat a serious allergic reaction.
- On treatment day, no food for 2 hours before and 2 hours after the capsules. Water, and tea or coffee with nothing added, are allowed.
The first 90 days
- Before the first treatment dayDoctor's office sends the referral form, insurance check
- Once approvedApproval, then delivery and booking
- Day 1Day 1: fast, capsules, then the first infusion
- Day 15Treatment day 2
- Day 29Treatment day 3
- Day 43Fourth treatment day, and a check on your Opfolda supply
- Day 57Treatment day 5
- Day 71Treatment day 6
- Day 85Treatment day 7
Trial Friend, trialfriend.com. From the Pombiliti + Opfolda FDA label dated August 12, 2026 and the drugmaker's program, checked November 11, 2026. Not medical advice: Trial Friend is not a medical provider, and your doctor decides your dose and tests.