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About Beyonttra® (acoramidis)

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The following page will help you to understand more about the treatment you have been prescribed, what it is used for and how Beyonttra works. You will learn how to take your medicine, along with some important tips when taking Beyonttra.

WHAT IS BEYONTTRA USED FOR & HOW DOES IT WORK?

Beyonttra (also known as acoramidis) is used to treat adults with TTR cardiac amyloidosis. Beyonttra is a “TTR stabiliser” – it helps keep the TTR protein more stable and helps it hold its natural shape, so that it is less likely to break down and form the clumps that can build up in the heart and affect how well the heart works. This way Beyonttra works to help:

Slow down heart damage
Maintain your physical capacity
Protect your current quality of life

Remember, everyone responds differently to medicines. Your healthcare professional at your amyloidosis centre will be able to provide you with more information on what to expect from your treatment.

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SIDE EFFECTS & SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS

Are there any side effects of Beyonttra?

Beyonttra can have side effects, including diarrhoea and gout which can cause sudden pain, tenderness or swelling in the joints. If you experience these or any other unwanted effects, talk to a doctor, pharmacist or nurse.

For more information, please refer to the package leaflet. You should not take Beyonttra if you are allergic to the active ingredient acoramidis, or any other contents of the tablet. For a full list of tablet ingredients, please read Section 6 of the leaflet inside your box of Beyonttra.

Beyonttra tablets do not contain:

Any material from animals
Lactose

Information about Beyonttra use during pregnancy, breastfeeding, and fertility:

Pregnancy: Beyonttra use not recommended—effects unknown
Breastfeeding: Beyonttra use not recommended—effects unknown
Fertility: Beyonttra impact unknown. Discuss with your doctor

HOW TO TAKE YOUR MEDICATION

To make sure that most of the TTR in your body keeps its normal shape all day long, you need to take two tablets in the morning, and two tablets in the evening.

Swallow the tablets whole with water
Do not crush, chew, or break the tablets
Tablets can be taken with or without food
Make taking Beyonttra part of your daily habit so you never miss a dose

IMPORTANT MEDICATION TIPS

It’s important to understand how to take beyonttra correctly. The following Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) will help you to understand more about taking the medication you have been prescribed.

I’ve missed a dose of Beyonttra – what should I do?

Do not take a double dose to make up for the forgotten dose. Just take your next dose (two tablets) at the usual time.

What should I do if I’ve taken too much medication?

Report to your doctor straight away.

I’ve lost my medication – how can I get some more?

Contact your amyloidosis centre as soon as possible. They can arrange for replacement medicine to be sent to your home. Please note, homecare delivery services do not run at the weekend, and you must be available to accept the delivery.

Taking other medications or supplements?

Let the amyloidosis centre know about other medications you are currently taking, including any vitamins, health supplements or herbal products in case of potential interactions between all of your medicines.

If you need to stay in hospital

Bring Beyonttra with you to the hospital or have a loved one get it for you, as it is difficult to deliver Beyonttra to a local hospital.

Need more information?

Please read the information leaflet for Beyonttra enclosed within your medicine box and consult your doctor, pharmacist or nurse if you have any questions about your medication.

PP-BEY-GB-0118 | December 2025