Efficacy

Consistent results anywhere on the body with foam and cream from head to toe1,2

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Simple once-daily treatmentSimple once-daily treatment

Study Design

ZORYVE foam 0.3% once daily was studied in 736 patients with plaque psoriasis of the body and scalp1,3-5:

ARRECTOR

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Trial 204

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Mild to severe plaque psoriasis of the scalp and body (S-IGA ≥3/B-IGA ≥2)

BSA up to 25% (range: 1%-25%, mean: 7%)

76% of patients reported itch with a baseline SI-NRS of ≥4 and 73% had a baseline WI-NRS of ≥4

No concomitant therapies or moisturizers/emollients were allowed on treated areas

PRIMARY ENDPOINT

S-IGA Success at Week 81

Achievement of an S-IGA score of Clear (0) or Almost Clear (1) and a ≥2-grade improvement from baseline

B-IGA Success at Week 81

(secondary endpoint in Trial 204)

Achievement of a B-IGA score of Clear (0) or Almost Clear (1) and a ≥2-grade improvement from baseline

KEY SECONDARY ENDPOINTS
(IN ARRECTOR)

SI-NRS Success at Weeks 2, 4 and 83

Achievement of a reduction of a ≥4 point improvement from baseline in patients with baseline score ≥4

WI-NRS Success at Weeks 2, 4 and 83

Achievement of a ≥4-point improvement from baseline in patients with baseline score ≥4

Clearance Rates

POWERFUL SKIN CLEARANCE ANYWHERE DISEASE PRESENTS1

Primary Endpoint S-IGA Success

Primary Endpoint B-IGA Success

63% of patients achieved scalp clearance
at Week 8 vs vehicle1,5

IGA Success at Weeks 2,4 & 8IGA Success at Weeks 2,4 & 8

Data are pooled analyses of the ARRECTOR and Trial 204 studies.

In ARRECTOR

40%

of patients achieved complete scalp clearance (S-IGA=0) at Week 8 with ZORYVE foam (n=281) vs 9% with vehicle (n=151)3‡

P<0.001 vs vehicle.

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42% of patients achieved body clearance at Week 8
vs vehicle1,5

I-IGA Success at Weeks 2,4 & 8I-IGA Success at Weeks 2,4 & 8

Data are pooled analyses of the ARRECTOR and Trial 204 studies.

In ARRECTOR

28%

of patients achieved complete clearance (B-IGA=0) at Week 8 with ZORYVE foam (n=281) vs 11% with vehicle (n=151) in ARRECTOR3‡

P<0.0001 vs vehicle.

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Patients experienced IMPROVED CLINICAL SIGNS with ZORYVE in ARRECTOR

7/10 (71%) had PSSI-75 improvement at Week 8 vs 31% with vehicle6

Half (50%) had PASI-75 improvement at Week 8 vs 17% with vehicle6

PSSI-75 and PASI-75 response rates ZORYVE n=281 and vehicle n=151. PSSI-75 and PASI-75 response rates are defined as percentage or patients with 75% improved PSSI and PASI scores from baseline to Week 8. PASI scores evaluate the following plaque psoriasis symptoms: erythema, skin thickness (induration), and desquamation (scaling).

Itch Relief

RAPID ITCH RELIEF1,3

KEY SECONDARY ENDPOINT SI-NRS Success

KEY SECONDARY ENDPOINT WI-NRS Success

In ARRECTOR, 65% of patients experienced
significant scalp itch relief at Week 8 vs vehicle1,3

SI-NRS Success at Weeks 2,4 & 8SI-NRS Success at Weeks 2,4 & 8

Greater itch improvement experienced within 24 hours after first application across the scalp and body with ZORYVE vs vehicle (both SI-NRS and WI-NRS, P<0.05)7||

||Measured by mean change from first application in daily SI-NRS/WI-NRS. P-value for WI-NRS is nominal.

In ARRECTOR, 63% of patients experienced
significant itch relief across the body at Week 8 vs vehicle1,3

WI-NRS Success at Weeks 2,4 & 8WI-NRS Success at Weeks 2,4 & 8

Greater itch improvement experienced within 24 hours after first application across the scalp and body with ZORYVE vs vehicle (both SI-NRS and WI-NRS, P<0.05)7||

||Measured by mean change from first application in daily SI-NRS/WI-NRS. P-value for WI-NRS is nominal.

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In a global survey, ITCH was the #1 most bothersome symptom reported by patients with psoriasis8**

** A 2012 Multinational Assessment of Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis (MAPP) telephone survey of 3426 patients ≥18 years old diagnosed with
psoriasis and/or psoriatic arthritis by a healthcare provider. 79% of patients had psoriasis alone.