Vocabria 600 mg prolonged-release suspension for injection

Project Windsor-removal of Northern Ireland from adverse reporting details

Project Windsor-removal of Northern Ireland from adverse reporting details

Update to the guidelines in the method of administration section

Change to the guidance in the information for use section

Addition of guidance to the Method of administration section

Addition of guidance to the Method of administration section

Addition of guidance to the Method of administration section

Section 4.1 and 4.2 Minor formatting changes (space deleted)

Section 4.2:

- Oral Lead in Dosing Schedule - Changed "1 month" to "one month".

- Table 2 - Recommended Monthly Dosing Schedule: Replaced "Recommended monthly intramuscular dosing schedule in adults" with "Initiate injection on the last day of either current ART therapy or oral lead-in (if used)"

- Table 3 - Recommended 2 month Dosing Schedule: Replaced "Recommended monthly intramuscular dosing schedule in adults" with "Initiate injection on the last day of either current ART therapy or oral lead-in (if used)"

 and replaced "final injection" with "last injection"

- Under Missed Injections Sections (note two sections ) - Added statement that limited date is available on oral bridging with other ARTs.

Section 4.4:

- Under heading "Baseline factors associated with virological failure" - Added statement regarding virologic failure when using the every 2 month dosing regimen vs monthly dosing regimen.

- Under heading "Hypersensitivity reactions" - Changed "see section 4.2..." to "See section 4.2...".

Section 5.1

- Added data related to the Week 96 and Week 152 data from the ATLAS-2M study (significant updates including some replacement of text).

- Added paragraph related to "Oral bridging with other ART"

Section 5.2

Table 13 "Pharmacokinetic parameters following cabotegravir orally once daily, and initiation, monthly and every 2 month continuation intramuscular injections" - Corrected units in table to read "µg•h/mL" and "µg/mL" instead of "µ•h/mL" and "µ/mL"

Section 10 

Updated revision date

Section 3 

- Minor formatting updates to tables related to injection schedules

- Talk to your doctor section updated to reflect the fact that an alternative oral treatment may be used in place of Vocabria tablets.

Section 6

Revision date updated to 09/2022

Updated wording in Breastfeeding section only and replaced "HIV infected women" with "women living with HIV"

Date of revision updated to reflect change.

Updated wording in Breastfeeding section only and replaced "HIV infected women" with "women living with HIV"

Date of revision updated due to this change

Previous version was the PIL, which was uploaded in error in place of SmPC. This has been corrected with this change.

Changes from previous SmPC:

Section 4.4 - Updated under Hypersensitivity Reactions Heading

Section 4.4 - Deletion of paragraph under Transmission of HIV Heading

Section 4.6 - Update to Breastfeeding section

Section 4.8 - Updates to Tabulated Summary of Adverse Reactions (addition of Type I Hypersensitivity, Urticaria and Angioedema and cross ref at bottom of table to Section 4.4

Section 4.4 - Updated under Hypersensitivity Reactions Heading

Section 4.4 - Deletion of paragraph under Transmission of HIV Heading

Section 4.6 - Update to Breastfeeding section

Section 4.8 - Updates to Tabulated Summary of Adverse Reactions (addition of Type I Hypersensitivity, Urticaria and Angioedema and cross ref at bottom of table to Section 4.4

Section 10 - Date of revision updated

Section 2 - Warnings and Precautions Section:

 - Update to Allergic Reactions

 - Deletion of paragraph entitled "Protect other people"

 - Update to Breastfeeding section

Section 4 Possible Side Effects

 - Position of Allergic Reactions section changed with additional updates including addition of hives (see 30 mg PIL tracked changes version for better clarity)

 - Addition of Type I hypersensitivity, hives (urticaria) and swelling, sometimes of the face or mouth (angioedema), causing difficulty in breathing to Uncommon Side Effects

Section 6 Date of Revision

- Date of revision updated