Has Trientine tablets been officially marketed in China?

Trientine tablets are a commonly used copper chelator, mainly used to treat Wilson's disease (hepatolenticular degeneration). It promotes the excretion of excess copper in the body and reduces the damage caused by copper to tissues and organs. In recent years, with the improvement of the diagnosis and treatment of Wilson's disease, trientine, as another important treatment option besides penicillamine, has attracted more and more attention from patients and doctors.

At present, trientine has been officially approved for marketing in China, and patients can purchase the drug through regular domestic channels. This is of great significance for improving the treatment conditions of domestic patients with Wilson's disease, especially for patients with penicillamine allergy or intolerance. Trientine provides a safer and more effective alternative. However, it is worth noting that trientine has not yet been included in the national medical insurance catalog, and patients need to bear all costs when purchasing it.

Regarding price, the selling price of Trientine in China is relatively high, and the specific price will vary depending on the hospital, region and purchasing channel. If patients want to know the specific costs, it is recommended to directly consult the tertiary A hospitals or professional pharmacies in their area. Due to the need for long-term medication, the financial burden on patients' families is heavy, so reasonable prices and medical insurance coverage will still be the focus of future attention.

In the international market, the original drug of trientine mainly comes from Germany. Taking the original Trientine produced in Germany as an example, a box of 200mg In contrast, although the price of domestically marketed trientine is high, it can bring advantages in terms of logistics and convenience of drug purchase compared with imported drugs. When taking medicine, patients should choose the appropriate brand and drug purchase channel under the guidance of a professional doctor to ensure the continuity and safety of treatment.

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