REXULTI® (brexpiprazole) + antidepressants:
safety profile in adult patients with MDD
Adverse reactions that occurred in ≥2% of patients and with greater incidence than placebo from two 6-week pivotal trials across all doses
Rates for ADTa + REXULTI (all doses; n=643) vs ADTa + placebo (n=411)
- Akathisia 9% vs 2%
- Headache 7% vs 6%
- Weight increase 7% vs 2%
- Somnolence 5% vs 0.5%
- Nasopharyngitis 4% vs 2%
- Tremor 4% vs 2%
- Fatigue 3% vs 2%
- Increased appetite 3% vs 2%
- Anxiety 3% vs 1%
- Dizziness 3% vs 1%
- Restlessness 3% vs 0%
- Blood cortisol decrease 2% vs 1%
- Constipation 2% vs 1%
- Increased appetite 3% vs 2%
- Anxiety 3% vs 1%
- Dizziness 3% vs 1%
- Restlessness 3% vs 0%
- Blood cortisol decrease 2% vs 1%
- Constipation 2% vs 1%
The most common adverse reactions (≥5%) and at least twice the rate of placebo for ADT + REXULTI vs ADT +
placebo were weight increased (7% vs 2%), somnolence (5% vs 0.5%), and akathisia (9% vs 2%)
- In patients taking ADT + REXULTI (n=643, all doses) vs ADT + placebo (n=411), the incidence of decreased libido
was 0.6% vs 0.2%, respectively1
The most common adverse reactions (≥5%) and at least twice the rate of placebo for ADT + REXULTI vs ADT + placebo were weight increased (7% vs 2%), somnolence (5% vs 0.5%), and akathisia (9% vs 2%)
- In patients taking ADT + REXULTI (n=643, all doses) vs ADT + placebo (n=411), the incidence of decreased libido was 0.6% vs 0.2%, respectively1
Two adverse reactions were dose-dependent
Two adverse reactions were dose-dependent
aThe antidepressants studied included SSRIs and SNRIs.
The safety population included patients randomized between 1 mg/day and 3 mg/day of ADT + REXULTI.
REXULTI + antidepressants: few discontinuations due to adverse reactions over 6 weeks across all doses
Discontinuation rates for antidepressant
treatment + REXULTI vs antidepressant treatment + placebo
Discontinuation rates for antidepressant treatment + REXULTI vs antidepressant treatment + placebo
In patients taking ADT + REXULTI (n=643, all doses) vs ADT + placebo (n=411), the rate of discontinuation due to akathisia was 0.9% vs 0% and the rate of discontinuation due to weight gain was 0% vs 0%, respectively3,4
Discontinuations due to most common adverse events
Discontinuations due to most common adverse events
REXULTI + antidepressants: metabolic profile in short- and long-term trials
Percentage of patients whose values shifted from baseline to post-baseline
Percentage of patients whose values shifted from baseline to post-baseline