* Patients can try NITYR for three weeks for free as long as their doctor prescribes it. Subject to terms and conditions, eligibility criteria, and to other federal and state law.
See offer* For eligible commercially insured patients. Doctor’s prescription required. Subject to terms and conditions and eligibility criteria. Program not available for government-insured patients and subject to other federal and state law.
See offerFive-year-old Ethan has hereditary tyrosinemia type 1 (HT-1). Like any family that has a child with this ultra rare condition, Carrie and Mike have found Ethan’s diet and medication regime very demanding. Find out what happened when they discovered NITYR.
Living with HT-1 is not only a matter of treatment, but it involves other daily challenges such as diet management and its related expenses. For this reason, we have partnered with Cambrooke Therapeutics™, a global leader in therapeutic medical nutrition, to support our patients in the purchasing of protein formulas and low protein foods.
Please contact the NITYR Patient Support Program for more information, which is available to you 24/7:
1-800-847-87141Data on file NIT/02/17 2$0 co-pay for eligible commercially insured patients (up to $15,000 per year per patient) 3Free trial offer: Subject to terms and conditions and eligibility criteria. Patients can try NITYR for three weeks for free as long as their doctor prescribes it. Subject to terms and conditions, eligibility criteria, and to other federal and state law.
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