Why choose EPIDIOLEX?
EPIDIOLEX significantly reduced seizures in people living with Lennox-Gastaut syndrome (LGS), Dravet syndrome, or tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC) for whom multiple previous antiseizure medicines did not work well.
at age 18 | living with LGS
Seizure reduction results in these hard-to-treat epilepsies:
Lennox-Gastaut syndrome (LGS), Dravet syndrome, tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC)
at age 29 | living with LGS
Fewer seizures in people living with LGS
EPIDIOLEX significantly reduced drop seizures in people living with LGS.
at age 10 | living with Dravet syndrome
Fewer seizures in people living with Dravet syndrome
EPIDIOLEX significantly reduced convulsive seizures in people living with Dravet syndrome.
at age 26 | living with TSC
Fewer seizures in people living with TSC
EPIDIOLEX significantly reduced TSC-associated seizures.
Real EPIDIOLEX stories
Seizures are shared. Now hope is too.
With fewer seizures, families finally have the ability to live more in the moment. Discover the stories of real people who take EPIDIOLEX. Your results may vary.
Meet Aaron (LGS)
Relentless seizures and unanswered questions left Aaron and his family secluded for nearly 20 years. It wasn’t until age 19 that Aaron was finally diagnosed with LGS. Since being on EPIDIOLEX, Aaron has seen a reduction in seizures which lets him and his family be more social and active together.
"To be where we’re at today is quite a blessing that we didn’t expect."
Meet Cammy (TSC)
At just 7 weeks old, Cammy started having seizures, eventually having one every 10 minutes, which led to her diagnosis of TSC. At age 2, she started on EPIDIOLEX. With reduced seizures, her personality can really shine and she’s learned to crawl, walk, and even started attending preschool.
“You know she’s going to be the best Cammy she can be and she’s proving that to us literally every single day.”
Meet Grace (Dravet syndrome)
There’s no better way to describe Grace than “amazing”—especially with her resilience. At just 5 years old, she was spending most of her life having close to 400 seizures a day with Dravet syndrome. Now, with EPIDIOLEX, Grace’s family notices fewer seizures and more smiles.
“She’s a little warrior. She’s been through so much—and she’s so happy. She always wants to play, she always wants to have fun. You know it’s her world and we’re just living in it.”
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Meet Aaron (LGS)
Relentless seizures and unanswered questions left Aaron and his family secluded for nearly 20 years. It wasn’t until age 19 that Aaron was finally diagnosed with LGS. Since being on EPIDIOLEX, Aaron has seen a reduction in seizures which lets him and his family be more social and active together.
"To be where we’re at today is quite a blessing that we didn’t expect."
Meet Cammy (TSC)
At just 7 weeks old, Cammy started having seizures, eventually having one every 10 minutes, which led to her diagnosis of TSC. At age 2, she started on EPIDIOLEX. With reduced seizures, her personality can really shine and she’s learned to crawl, walk, and even started attending preschool.
“You know she’s going to be the best Cammy she can be and she’s proving that to us literally every single day.”
Meet Grace (Dravet syndrome)
There’s no better way to describe Grace than “amazing”—especially with her resilience. At just 5 years old, she was spending most of her life having close to 400 seizures a day with Dravet syndrome. Now, with EPIDIOLEX, Grace’s family notices fewer seizures and more smiles.
“She’s a little warrior. She’s been through so much—and she’s so happy. She always wants to play, she always wants to have fun. You know it’s her world and we’re just living in it.”
The possibilities with EPIDIOLEX
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