GAMMAGARD LIQUID is a ready-to-use liquid medicine that is given in a vein (intravenously) or under the skin (subcutaneously) to treat primary immunodeficiency (PI) in people 2 years and older.
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Different IG infusion preferences for different lifestyles
Meet Samantha and Josie, Seraphina, and Sam
They all rely on GAMMAGARD LIQUID as their primary immunodeficiency (PI) treatment, but they all have a different infusion experience.
Samantha accompanies her daughter, Josie, to the infusion center
For them, IV infusion day is quality time together.
Seraphina, subQ infusions at home
After training with a nurse, Seraphina infuses in the comfort of her own home.
Sam, IV infusions at a center
Sam prefers to go to an infusion center to have a healthcare professional give his infusions.
Samantha and Josie use infusion day to spend quality time together.*
Josie is 7. She loves rainbows, unicorns, and...not infusing. So Samantha turned infusion day into girls’ day. While Josie infuses, she and her mom do crafts, color pictures, listen to music, and play “I spy.” Josie doesn’t look forward to infusing, but she does look forward to mom time.
This is Seraphina. She does subQ infusions at home.*
She’s 26 and infuses weekly. She could go to a clinic, but she chooses the flexibility and convenience of infusing at home because she likes to be in her own space where she’s most comfortable. After a few training sessions with a nurse, she’s able to get comfy on her couch and catch up on her favorite shows while she infuses.
This is Sam. He gets his IV infusions at an infusion center.*
Sam is 70 but you’d never know it. He likes going to an infusion center because a healthcare professional he trusts gives him his infusions. There’s a sense of community he feels when he’s there that’s welcoming and relaxed. He likes monthly infusions because it gives him more time to make memories with his grandkids.
*These are examples of what patients’ preferences and their infusion schedules could look like. You and your doctor will talk about your infusion options to decide, together, what’s best for you.
