DUPIXENT is a prescription medicine used as an add-on maintenance treatment in adults and children 6 years of age and older who have moderate-to-severe eosinophilic or oral steroid dependent asthma that is not controlled with their current asthma medicines. DUPIXENT is not used to treat sudden breathing problems and will not replace an inhaled rescue medicine.
We know how hard caregivers work, and we want to support you every step of the
way. Browse the resources below to find helpful tips, guidance, and inspiration
whenever you need it. Be sure to check back here often for updates.
*Based on weight and age.
*Based on weight and age.
Every caregiver experience is unique, and we’re here to help, no matter where you are on your journey.
Choose an age group below to explore helpful information and tailored resources.
(6-11 years)
As kids grow, they may develop a better sense of how asthma affects them and the steps necessary to
manage their symptoms. Use the tips below to create an injection routine that works for your family.
When it’s time to inject, consider these tips and tricks from real caregivers:
Download the Child Injection Activity guide. It could help keep your child’s mind on something fun before, during, or after injection.
(12-17 years)
When kids grow into teenagers, they experience plenty of milestones on their asthma journey. Use the tips below to help
guide your teen along the way.
As teens mature, they can become more independent in managing their
condition. Here are a few pieces of advice from real caregivers:
Encourage your teen to keep a symptom journal so they can discuss any
changes with their doctor.
Allow your teen to take an active role in their care and ask
questions during appointments.
Create a care plan for when your teen is away from home, including
injection reminders, receiving and storing DUPIXENT shipments, and
administering injections.
DUPIXENT MyWay Nurse Educators can provide you with supplemental injection
training in person, virtually, or by phone. This training can be coordinated through your
DUPIXENT Case Manager by calling 1-844-DUPIXENT (1-844-387-4936) Option 1.
Please note that your first injection training will need to come from your doctor’s office.
Would you like more help in getting your teen to take an active role in
caring for their asthma? Use this downloadable guide.
(18+ years)
Managing asthma on your own for the first time may be overwhelming for some. Help equip your loved one with
confidence in managing their own DUPIXENT care with these helpful tips and resources.
As your loved one matures, they may seek a more active role in managing their condition.
Here are a few pieces of advice from real caregivers:
Encourage your loved one to keep a journal of flare-ups and symptoms
so they can discuss any changes with their doctor.
Encourage your loved one to take an active role in their care and ask
questions during appointments.
Help your loved one create a care plan for when they are away from
home, including injection reminders, receiving and storing DUPIXENT
shipments, and administering injections.
DUPIXENT MyWay Nurse Educators can provide you with supplemental injection
training in person, virtually, or by phone. This training can be coordinated through your
DUPIXENT Case Manager by calling 1-844-DUPIXENT (1-844-387-4936) Option 1.
Please note that your first injection training will need to come from your doctor’s office.
Your young adult can use our helpful guide for tips on how to take charge of their asthma care.
Tips For Your
Loved One To
Lead Their Care 
Whether due to a new living location or personal preference, young adults may have reason to
find a new asthma specialist. Here are some useful things to keep in mind:
(6-11 years)
As kids grow, they may develop a better sense of how asthma affects them and the steps necessary to
manage their symptoms. Use the tips below to create an injection routine that works for your family.
When it’s time to inject, consider these tips and tricks from real caregivers:
Download the Child Injection Activity guide. It could help keep your child’s mind on something fun before, during, or after injection.
(12-17 years)
When kids grow into teenagers, they experience plenty of milestones on their asthma journey. Use the tips below to help
guide your teen along the way.
As teens mature, they can become more independent in managing their
condition. Here are a few pieces of advice from real caregivers:
Encourage your teen to keep a symptom journal so they can discuss any
changes with their doctor.
Allow your teen to take an active role in their care and ask
questions during appointments.
Create a care plan for when your teen is away from home, including
injection reminders, receiving and storing DUPIXENT shipments, and
administering injections.
DUPIXENT MyWay Nurse Educators can provide you with supplemental injection
training in person, virtually, or by phone. This training can be coordinated through your
DUPIXENT Case Manager by calling 1-844-DUPIXENT (1-844-387-4936) Option 1.
Please note that your first injection training will need to come from your doctor’s office.
Would you like more help in getting your teen to take an active role in
caring for their asthma? Use this downloadable guide.
(18+ years)
Managing asthma on your own for the first time may be overwhelming for some. Help equip your loved one with
confidence in managing their own DUPIXENT care with these helpful tips and resources.
As your loved one matures, they may seek a more active role in managing their condition.
Here are a few pieces of advice from real caregivers:
Encourage your loved one to keep a journal of flare-ups and symptoms
so they can discuss any changes with their doctor.
Encourage your loved one to take an active role in their care and ask
questions during appointments.
Help your loved one create a care plan for when they are away from
home, including injection reminders, receiving and storing DUPIXENT
shipments, and administering injections.
DUPIXENT MyWay Nurse Educators can provide you with supplemental injection
training in person, virtually, or by phone. This training can be coordinated through your
DUPIXENT Case Manager by calling 1-844-DUPIXENT (1-844-387-4936) Option 1.
Please note that your first injection training will need to come from your doctor’s office.
Your young adult can use our helpful guide for tips on how to take charge of their asthma care.
Tips For Your
Loved One To
Lead Their Care
Whether due to a new living location or personal preference, young adults may have reason to
find a new asthma specialist. Here are some useful things to keep in mind:
Join Sam and his companions on a colorful quest to search for his breath.
He discovers the answer was DUPIXENT, and it was there all along.
(12-17 years)
When kids grow into teenagers, they experience plenty of milestones on their asthma journey. Use the tips below to help
guide your teen along the way.
As teens mature, they can become more independent in managing their
condition. Here are a few pieces of advice from real caregivers:
Encourage your teen to keep a symptom journal so they can discuss any
changes with their doctor.
Allow your teen to take an active role in their care and ask
questions during appointments.
Create a care plan for when your teen is away from home, including
injection reminders, receiving and storing DUPIXENT shipments, and
administering injections.
For those who are heading off to college, explore additional resources
such as on-campus student health centers, telehealth appointments, or
supplemental injection support from a DUPIXENT MyWay® Nurse Educator.
Would you like more help in getting your teen to take an active role in
caring for their asthma? Use this downloadable guide.
(18+ years)
Managing asthma on your own for the first time may be overwhelming for some. Help equip your loved one with
confidence in managing their own DUPIXENT care with these helpful tips and resources.
As your loved one matures, they may seek a more active role in managing their condition.
Here are a few pieces of advice from real caregivers.
Encourage your loved one to keep a journal of flare-ups and symptoms
so they can discuss any changes with their doctor.
Encourage your loved one to take an active role in their care and ask
questions during appointments.
Help your loved one create a care plan for when they are away from
home, including injection reminders, receiving and storing DUPIXENT
shipments, and administering injections.
For those who are off to college, explore additional resources such as on-campus student health centers, telehealth appointments, or supplemental injection support from a DUPIXENT MyWay® Nurse Educator.
Your young adult can use our helpful guide for tips on how to take charge of their asthma care.
Tips For Your
Loved One To
Lead Their Care
Whether due to a new living location or personal preference, young adults may have reason to
find a new asthma specialist. Here are some useful things to keep in mind:
Whether it is searching for a treatment option to help with your loved one’s asthma or making injection time more
manageable, hear from caregivers who have been in your shoes in these helpful videos.
DUPIXENT helps block a key source of inflammation in the lungs. DUPIXENT is a biologic, which means it is
made from living cells, and the body processes it differently from inhalers or oral steroids. Like most
biologics, DUPIXENT is administered by injection.
Listen to Christan share the story of her son Aston, a real DUPIXENT patient who lives with severe asthma. She details the
struggles Aston dealt with on his treatment journey to finding DUPIXENT—and the difference that it has made.
My husband and I knew we
needed to find another
option
to try and give our son his
childhood back.
We went to
Aston’s allergist for help.
Christan,
Caregiver of Aston (real patient).
Individual results may vary.
Questions on cost and coverage? Use the tools below to see whether
DUPIXENT may be covered by your insurance plan.
The amount you pay for DUPIXENT will largely depend on a number of factors, including:
Use the DUPIXENT Cost and Coverage Tool below for more information.
Go to Cost andYou could pay as little as $0* in copay for DUPIXENT
If you have commercial health insurance, you may be eligible to pay as little as $0* in copay per fill of DUPIXENT through the DUPIXENT MyWay Copay Card Program.
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*Subject to the program maximum per patient per calendar year. Approval is not guaranteed. THIS IS NOT INSURANCE. Not valid for prescriptions paid, in whole or in part, by Medicaid, Medicare, VA, DOD, TRICARE, or other federal or state programs, including any state pharmaceutical assistance programs. This program is not valid where prohibited by law, taxed, or restricted. DUPIXENT MyWay reserves the right to rescind, revoke, terminate, or amend this offer, eligibility, and terms of use at any time without notice. Any savings provided by the program may vary depending on patients’ out-of-pocket costs. The program is intended to help patients afford DUPIXENT. Patients may have insurance plans that attempt to dilute the impact of the assistance available under the program. In those situations, the program may change its terms. Additional terms and conditions apply.
DUPIXENT was studied in a clinical trial with 408 children ages 6 to 11 years old with uncontrolled moderate-to-severe asthma.
