Ellence (epirubicin) is a chemotherapy treatment primarily used to treat breast cancer. Less commonly patients also buy Ellence to treat ovarian, lung, or gastric cancer, as well as lymphoma.

This product requires refrigeration between 2 and 8 degrees Celsius (36 to 46 degrees Fahrenheit). It should not be frozen.

As an anthracycline cancer treatment it is highly effective, often preferred over doxorubicin in some chemotherapy regimens as it produces fewer side-effects, but it also carries risks---there is a limit to how much one person can utilize in a lifetime. What this limit is varies to some extent according to individual variables such as weight and age, as well as other conditions present and other medications being taken. A doctor will need to determine the total lifetime dose.

Using Ellence

Ellence is used to treat cancer, either before or after surgery. The medication is administered intravenously, something which should only be done after training as it is a vesicant, meaning it can cause extensive tissue damage if it escapes the vein. Warning signs that it has contacted tissue include pain and blistering at the IV site, and warrants medical attention.

The medication is typically administered in three to four week cycles, of which there are usually six. Patients will need to get the exact dosage and administration period from a doctor, who can take into account the many variables that influence it.

Patients who buy Ellence will need to ensure it is refrigerated, which may cause it to gel. The product can be warmed for several hours to return it to its fluid form. Product that has been taken out of the refrigerator should be used within 24 hours.

Those who have congestive heart failure, have already had high doses of this drug or a similar drug, or those with permanent problems with blood counts should not be given this medication.

Chemotherapy treatments have fairly predictable side effects with regard to onset and duration, though not everyone will experience all side effects. Side effects are largely dose-dependent, meaning higher doses are much more likely to produce adverse effects. Patients who buy Ellence often also buy other medications to counteract some of the more severe side effects, such as nausea.

Patients often experience within one week of treatment:

• Nausea
• Vomiting
• Red urine
• Pain at administration site

And within two weeks of starting treatment:

• Low blood counts
• Fatigue
• Amenorrhea (no menstruation)
• Hair loss
• Conjunctivitis
• Darkening of nail beds
• Diarrhea

Side effects are, for the most part, reversible once treatment stops.

There is some evidence that Ellence causes heart problems in some patients. Patients will be encouraged to attend regular doctor checkups to monitor for developing problems, which can occur years later. Likewise a small percentage of patients develop leukemia years after using Ellence.

Both men and women should avoid conceiving a child while taking Ellence, as it can cause serious birth defects.

How to Buy Ellence from Kiwi Drug

Kiwi Drug is a real, authentic pharmacy, and as such we do require patients to have a prescription to buy Ellence. Clients who don't have a current prescription may want to take advantage of our online doctor services:

• Add the desired product to your cart.
• Initiate checkout.
• Answer the questions on the following page about your medical history and other medications being taken.
• There is no extra charge for our online doctor services.
• Most orders ship within 24 hours.

Patients who already have a prescription to buy Ellence will be given options to transfer it to us after completing checkout.

Please don't hesitate to contact us with any questions or if you need a hand with your order.