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Factor IX recombinant products, such as BeneFix, are lab-created clotting factor replacements designed to manage and prevent bleeding in individuals with hemophilia B, also known as Christmas disease or factor IX deficiency. These medications are administered intravenously, typically once or twice weekly. By replacing the missing factor IX, they help the body form blood clots, thereby preventing and controlling bleeding episodes. While effective, common side effects may include rash, headache, and discomfort at the injection site. Multiple brands are available, and these treatments can be quite costly. Always consult with a healthcare professional before starting any new medication or treatment plan.

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Use our Benefiber 1 coupon with prices from $18.31 for 60 Bottles. You can also use our Benefiber 1 coupon with prices from $10.15 for 30 Bottles. We have a Benefiber 1 coupon with prices from $26.46 for 90 Bottles. You can use our Benefiber 1 coupon with prices from $18.27 for 90 Bottles.

Dosage	Quantity	Price from	Per unit
1	60 Bottles	$18.31	$0.30
1	30 Bottles	$10.15	$0.34
1	90 Bottles	$26.46	$0.29
1	90 Bottles	$18.27	$0.20
1	60 Bottles	$12.85	$0.21
1	30 Bottles	$7.42	$0.25
144GM	1 Bottle	$12.50	$12.50
144GM	3 Bottles	$33.49	$11.16
144GM	2 Bottles	$22.99	$11.49

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Benefiber Warnings

This document outlines the crucial safety information and warnings associated with the use of Factor IX recombinant. Please read them thoroughly and consult your healthcare provider with any concerns.

Serious Allergic Reactions: Use of Factor IX recombinant may lead to severe allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis, which can be life-threatening. These reactions can occur during or after an infusion, and in some cases, up to three days after. Because of this risk, it is advisable to receive the first 10 to 20 infusions in a medical setting. Seek immediate medical attention if you experience symptoms such as dizziness, choking sensation, sweating, nausea, swelling around the eyes, lips, or tongue, or difficulty breathing. Individuals with allergies to hamster or mouse proteins (BeneFIX, Ixinity, Rebinyn) are at risk.
Risk of Blood Clots: Although rare, Factor IX recombinant can cause blood clots in various body parts, primarily when administered as a continuous infusion through a central venous catheter. Symptoms vary based on the clot's location and may include chest pain, breathing difficulty, leg swelling or warmth, and weakness in the face, legs, or arms. This is a medical emergency; call 911 if these symptoms occur. Increased risk factors include continuous infusion, liver issues, recent surgeries, being a newborn, or having conditions that predispose to clotting.
Development of Factor IX Inhibitors: Some individuals may develop antibodies, known as inhibitors, against Factor IX, which can reduce the medication's effectiveness. If bleeding becomes hard to control after using Factor IX recombinant, inform your healthcare provider. They may need to test for inhibitors and adjust your treatment accordingly.

Contraindications: This medication should not be used if you have certain allergies, as it could pose serious health risks. Consult your healthcare provider if any of the following apply:

Allergy to hamster proteins (BeneFIX, Ixinity, Rebinyn).
Allergy to sucrose, mannitol, sodium chloride, L-histidine, or polysorbate 20 (Alprolix).

Benefiber FAQs

What does Benefiber do for the body?

Benefiber is a fiber supplement that helps support digestive health. It contains soluble fiber, which can aid in maintaining regular bowel movements and may help manage occasional constipation. Additionally, it can contribute to overall gut health by promoting the growth of beneficial bacteria in the intestines.

Which is better, Benefiber or Metamucil?

The choice between Benefiber and Metamucil depends on individual needs and preferences. Benefiber contains wheat dextrin, a soluble fiber that dissolves completely in water and is tasteless, making it easy to incorporate into various foods and beverages. Metamucil contains psyllium husk, which is also a soluble fiber but may provide additional benefits for cholesterol management and blood sugar control. However, it has a thicker texture and a distinct taste. Individuals should consider their specific health goals, dietary preferences, and any potential allergies when choosing between the two. Consulting with a healthcare provider can also help determine the best option for one's needs.

Why was Benefiber taken off the market?

Benefiber was not taken off the market. However, there was a temporary shortage due to supply chain issues and increased demand. It is still available for purchase, although availability may vary by location.

Is it better to take Benefiber in the morning or night?

Benefiber can be taken at any time of the day, as it is a fiber supplement that can be incorporated into one's routine based on personal preference and convenience. It is important to ensure adequate water intake when using fiber supplements. If there are specific concerns or conditions, consulting with a healthcare provider is advisable.

Is Benefiber a laxative or stool softener?

Benefiber is neither a laxative nor a stool softener. It is a fiber supplement that helps to support digestive health by adding bulk to the stool, which can aid in regular bowel movements.