cancer treatment

LuciVenet is used for treating chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) and other blood cancers. Active Ingredient Venetoclax inhibits BCL-2 protein, which helps cancer cells survive. Uses of LuciVenet • Chronic lymphocytic leukemia • Acute myeloid leukemia How LuciVenet Works It promotes apoptosis by blocking BCL-2 protein. How to Use LuciVenet • Dose escalation required • Take with food Possible Side Effects • Neutropenia • Diarrhea Precautions • Risk of tumor lysis syndrome • Monitor blood tests Safety Information Strict medical supervision required. Storage • Store at room temperature • Protect from moisture and sunlight • Keep out of reach of children

LuciSelin is used in treating multiple myeloma and certain lymphomas, especially in advanced stages. Active Ingredient Selinexor inhibits nuclear export protein XPO1. Uses of LuciSelin • Multiple myeloma • Lymphoma How LuciSelin Works It traps tumor suppressor proteins inside the nucleus, leading to cancer cell death. How to Use LuciSelin • Take on scheduled days Possible Side Effects • Nausea • Fatigue • Low blood counts Precautions • Monitor blood counts Safety Information Use under strict supervision. Storage • Store at room temperature • Protect from moisture and sunlight • Keep out of reach of children

LuciSel is used in RET fusion-positive cancers including lung and thyroid cancers. Active Ingredient Selpercatinib inhibits RET kinase activity. Uses of LuciSel • RET-positive lung cancer • Thyroid cancer How LuciSel Works Blocks RET-driven tumor growth pathways. How to Use LuciSel • Take twice daily Possible Side Effects • Dry mouth • Hypertension Precautions • Monitor liver function Safety Information Requires regular monitoring. Storage • Store at room temperature • Protect from moisture and sunlight • Keep out of reach of children

LuciXaz is used for treating multiple myeloma in combination with other medicines. Active Ingredient Ixazomib inhibits proteasomes, leading to cancer cell death. Uses of LuciXaz • Multiple myeloma How LuciXaz Works Disrupts protein degradation in cancer cells, causing apoptosis. How to Use LuciXaz • Take on specific days in cycle Possible Side Effects • Nausea • Thrombocytopenia Precautions • Monitor blood counts Safety Information Doctor supervision required. Storage • Store at room temperature • Protect from moisture and sunlight • Keep out of reach of children

LuciPral is used in RET fusion-positive lung and thyroid cancers. It is a targeted therapy used globally. Active Ingredient Pralsetinib inhibits RET kinase activity. Uses of LuciPral • RET-positive NSCLC • Thyroid cancer How LuciPral Works Blocks RET signaling pathways involved in tumor growth. How to Use LuciPral • Take on empty stomach Possible Side Effects • Hypertension • Fatigue Precautions • Monitor blood pressure Safety Information Use under supervision. Storage • Store at room temperature • Protect from moisture and sunlight • Keep out of reach of children

LuciGil is used to treat relapsed or refractory acute myeloid leukemia with FLT3 mutation. Active Ingredient Gilteritinib inhibits FLT3 receptor signaling. Uses of LuciGil • FLT3-positive AML How LuciGil Works It blocks FLT3 pathways responsible for cancer cell proliferation. How to Use LuciGil • Take once daily Possible Side Effects • Fatigue • Elevated liver enzymes Precautions • Monitor heart rhythm • Regular blood tests Safety Information Use under medical supervision. Storage • Store at room temperature • Protect from moisture and sunlight • Keep out of reach of children

LuciPem is indicated for the treatment of bile duct cancer with FGFR gene alterations. It is a precision oncology medicine used globally. Active Ingredient Pemigatinib inhibits fibroblast growth factor receptors (FGFR). Uses of LuciPem • Cholangiocarcinoma with FGFR mutation How LuciPem Works It blocks FGFR signaling pathways involved in tumor growth. How to Use LuciPem • Take as prescribed in cycles Possible Side Effects • Hyperphosphatemia • Fatigue • Dry mouth Precautions • Monitor phosphate levels • Eye exams recommended Safety Information Regular monitoring required. Storage • Store at room temperature • Protect from moisture and sunlight • Keep out of reach of children

Lucivos is used in the treatment of acute myeloid leukemia (AML) with IDH1 mutation. It is a targeted therapy designed to improve outcomes in specific genetic cancer types. Active Ingredient Ivosidenib inhibits mutated IDH1 enzyme, restoring normal cell differentiation. Uses of Lucivos • Acute myeloid leukemia (IDH1 mutation) How Lucivos Works It blocks abnormal IDH1 enzyme activity, helping immature blood cells mature normally. How to Use Lucivos • Take once daily • Follow doctor’s instructions Possible Side Effects • Fatigue • Diarrhea • Joint pain Precautions • Monitor heart rhythm • Regular blood tests required Safety Information Use under strict medical supervision. Storage • Store at room temperature • Protect from moisture and sunlight • Keep out of reach of children

LuciLaro is a targeted cancer therapy used for tumors with NTRK gene fusions. It is suitable for both adult and pediatric patients with solid tumors. Active Ingredient Larotrectinib is a TRK inhibitor that blocks abnormal TRK fusion proteins driving cancer growth. Uses of LuciLaro • NTRK fusion-positive solid tumors • Advanced or metastatic cancers How LuciLaro Works It selectively inhibits TRK proteins, stopping tumor cell proliferation. How to Use LuciLaro • Take as prescribed • Can be taken with or without food Possible Side Effects • Fatigue • Dizziness • Nausea Precautions • Monitor liver function • Avoid pregnancy Safety Information Regular follow-up is required for safe use. Storage • Store at room temperature • Keep away from moisture • Keep out of reach of children