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Maine, NY
October 9
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It sounds like the question might be about "Livdelzi" (seladelpar) and whether it comes in a patch form — but Livdelzi is only available as a capsule taken by mouth once daily, not as a patch.

There are no GLP-1 patches currently approved or relevant to PBC treatment. The medications studied and approved for PBC work Show Full Answer

It sounds like the question might be about "Livdelzi" (seladelpar) and whether it comes in a patch form — but Livdelzi is only available as a capsule taken by mouth once daily, not as a patch.

There are no GLP-1 patches currently approved or relevant to PBC treatment. The medications studied and approved for PBC work differently and are taken orally.

If a patch-based delivery method is something of interest, that's a great question to bring up with a liver specialist, as they can speak to what's currently available and appropriate.

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