What are the ingredients in golodirsen (Vyondys 53)?
Golodirsen is supplied as a prescription medicine given by intravenous infusion. The exact “ingredients” depend on the specific product label for the country and the packaged concentration, but golodirsen-based infusions generally contain:
- The active ingredient: golodirsen (an antisense oligonucleotide).
- Inactive components (excipients) used to stabilize and deliver the drug in solution.
Because excipients can vary by manufacturer/market, the most reliable way to confirm the full ingredient list is to check the prescribing information for your specific product.
What excipients are typically listed with golodirsen?
Antisense oligonucleotide products often include excipients such as buffers and solubilizing/stabilizing agents. These are listed in the official prescribing information under “Inactive ingredients” or a similar section, alongside dosing and preparation instructions.
Where can I find the full “inactive ingredients” list for my dose?
Check the “Inactive ingredients” section of the Vyondys 53 (golodirsen) prescribing information for the concentration you have (for example, the number of mg per vial/mL). If you tell me the label strength (or share the country/product name you’re using), I can help you locate which document section to look for and how it’s typically formatted.
Why do people ask about ingredients for golodirsen?
Common reasons include allergies or sensitivities to excipients, concerns about how the drug is prepared (dilution/infusion), and compatibility questions when patients take other IV medications.
If you meant “chemical ingredients” rather than drug formulation ingredients
Golodirsen is a synthetic antisense oligonucleotide, so it is made from nucleotide building blocks (bases plus a backbone chemistry used for antisense drugs) rather than “food-style” ingredients. The label does not usually list each chemical building block as separate ingredients; it identifies the drug substance and its formulation excipients.
Tell me which label you have
If you share the product strength and the country (e.g., US Vyondys 53), I can give a precise ingredient list from the corresponding prescribing information.
Sources
No sources were provided in your prompt, and I don’t have access to the golodirsen label content from here.