Safety

Well tolerated and
safe for any
body location 1-3

ZORYVE is for topical use only and not for ophthalmic, oral, or intravaginal use1,2

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ZORYVE is for topical use only and not for ophthalmic, oral, or intravaginal use1,2

Pivotal Safety

SAFE FOR ANY LOCATION

IN DERMIS-1 AND DERMIS-2:

Low rates of stinging or burning (0.4%)3*

Not associated with folliculitis, atrophy, striae, or HPA-axis suppression2

Low rate of discontinuation due to adverse events (1%)2

*Low rates of hot, tingling/stinging sensation reported in patient-rated tolerability assessments 10–15 minutes after first application: 0.4% for ZORYVE cream (n=562) vs 0.0% for vehicle (n=301).

Adverse reactions reported in ≥1% of patients treated with ZORYVE cream for 8 weeks2ZORYVE
(N=576)
Vehicle
(N=305)
Diarrhea3.1%0.0%
Headache2.4%1.0%
Insomnia1.4%0.7%
Nausea1.2%0.3%
Application site pain1.0%0.3%
Upper respiratory tract infection1.0%0.3%
Urinary tract infection1.0%0.7%

Seventeen of 18 patients experienced mild diarrhea. Most patients reported cases in the first 2 weeks and resolved with continued dosing. No patients discontinued or interrupted treatment due to diarrhea.4

Based on pooled safety data from DERMIS-1 and DERMIS-2.

Long-term Safety

DEMONSTRATED SAFETY AND EFFICACY UP TO 64 WEEKS

STUDY DESIGN5

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For patients that achieved Clear, treatment could be stopped and resumed if psoriasis recurred.

Primary Endpoint

Occurrence of treatment-emergent adverse events and serious adverse events5

KEY SECONDARY ENDPOINTS

IGA of Clear (0) or Almost Clear (1)5

I-IGA of Clear (0) or Almost Clear (1)5

Long-term Safety Data

Demonstrated long-term safety and tolerability in an open-label extension study5

Most Common Adverse Events (>2%) Reported in Patients Treated with ZORYVE Cream for 64 Weeks

Treatment-Emergent Adverse Events, n (%)Overall
(N=332)
Viral upper respiratory tract infection / upper respiratory tract infection22 (6.6%)
Nasopharyngitis12 (3.6%)
Urinary tract infection11 (3.3%)
Sinusitis8 (2.4%)

No new safety signals reported


Efficacy results were consistent with DERMIS Phase 3 pivotal studies

3.6% of patients experienced a serious adverse event5

97% of adverse events were unrelated or unlikely to be related to treatment;
94% of adverse events were rated mild or moderate5

73.5% of patients completed the 52-week trial5

  • 0.9% discontinued due to lack of efficacy
  • 3.9% discontinued due to any adverse event

Long-term Efficacy Data

Sustained results up to 64 weeks in an open-label extension study5

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Patients maintained IGA of Clear or Almost Clear for a median of 10 months (n=185)5†

Intertriginous IGA Success (0/1 and at least a 2-grade improvement) was maintained over time5‡

No tachyphylaxis5

Analysis of the 57% of patients (n=185) who achieved Clear (0) or Almost Clear (1) skin during the trial.

Patients from Cohort 1 who received vehicle in parent study and rolled over with an IGA of 0/1 were excluded.