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Hepatitis C Medications

The goal of HCV treatment is to cure the virus, which can be done with a combination of drugs. The specific meds used and the duration of treatment depend on a number of factors, including HCV genotype (genetic structure of the virus), viral load, past treatment experience, degree of liver damage, ability to tolerate the prescribed treatment, and whether the person is waiting for a liver transplant or is a transplant recipient. In some cases, HCV treatment may be limited by your health insurance plan or drug formulary.

Here's more specific information about each type, or class, of approved HCV treatment along with drugs in the late stages of development (Click here for a printable PDF version):


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*generic or biosimilar available

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DRUG Epclusa*
Epclusa
ABBRV. N/A
GENERIC NAME sofosbuvir/velpatasvir
DRUG Harvoni*
ABBRV. N/A
GENERIC NAME sofosbuvir/ledipasvir
DRUG Mavyret
ABBRV. N/A
GENERIC NAME glecaprevir/pibrentasvir
DRUG Vosevi
ABBRV. N/A
GENERIC NAME sofosbuvir/velpatasvir/voxilaprevir
DRUG Zepatier
ABBRV. N/A
GENERIC NAME grazoprevir/elbasvir
DRUG Pegasys
ABBRV. N/A
GENERIC NAME pegylated interferon alfa-2a
DRUG Copegus, Moderiba, Ribasphere*
ABBRV. N/A
GENERIC NAME ribavirin
DRUG Sovaldi
ABBRV. N/A
GENERIC NAME sofosbuvir
DRUG Daklinza
ABBRV. N/A
GENERIC NAME daclatasvir

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