What is Saizen?
Saizen is a brand of somatropin, recombinant human growth hormone.
Compare Saizen 6 mg and 12 mg cartridge listings and prices. Presentation and device compatibility depend on the exact market label; names alone do not establish that a cartridge fits an injector.
Saizen is the somatropin medication. Documented Canadian and UK labeling identifies easypod or aluetta injectors for the specified liquid cartridges. Historical U.S. labeling describes click.easy as a reconstitution device for a separate 8.8 mg powder presentation. These systems are not automatically compatible with one another; confirm the exact cartridge, injector and market label.
These are specific 6 mg and 12 mg cartridge listings. Their labels and injector compatibility must be confirmed for the exact product and market.
Approximately 18 IU each
| Quantity | Price per unit | Total price |
|---|---|---|
| 2 cartridges | $450 each | $900 |
| 4 cartridges | $420 each | $1,680 |
| 6 cartridges | $400 eachbest value | $2,400 |
Approximately 36 IU each
| Quantity | Price per unit | Total price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 cartridge | $870 each | $870 |
| 3 cartridges | $840 each | $2,520 |
| 5 cartridges | $820 eachbest value | $4,100 |
Short answers to the questions that come up before the detailed FAQ or a phone call.
Saizen is a brand of somatropin, recombinant human growth hormone.
The brand is associated with Merck Serono internationally and EMD Serono in the United States.
Yes. Saizen has an FDA approval history in the United States for specific growth hormone deficiency indications.
Saizen has been sold in different vial, cartridge and injector configurations depending on country and period. The exact market presentation matters.
Saizen is a Serono somatropin brand; corporate naming is commonly Merck Serono internationally and EMD Serono in the United States.
The commercial presentations vary by market. The pricing below reflects the 6 mg and 12 mg cartridge structure used for this listed presentations.
Saizen has been used with reusable injection systems in various markets. Device compatibility should always be confirmed for the exact cartridge supplied.
FDA records trace Saizen’s U.S. approval history to the 1990s, while the brand has been associated with Serono and later Merck Serono / EMD Serono across different markets.
U.S. product approval history: FDA Saizen product record ↗. Manufacturer and market documentation: EMD Serono Canadian monograph ↗ · Merck UK product documentation ↗. Historical U.S. click.easy labeling (2016) ↗.
Product name and device references: Serono / Merck product reference
We show the brand, presentation and price clearly. If treatment is being considered, a licensed physician can review the clinical information and determine whether somatropin is medically appropriate.
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No general compatibility should be assumed. Saizen cartridge presentations and injector systems have changed between markets and over time. Confirm the device designed for the exact cartridge strength and package.
Yes. Saizen is prescription somatropin.
All three are somatropin brands, but they differ in manufacturer, presentation, delivery device, labeling and price.
Serono became part of Merck KGaA. The brand may appear under Merck Serono or EMD Serono depending on the market.
Because cartridge size, concentration and compatible injector can differ. The product should match the prescription and the correct delivery device.
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