Image of a person holding a yoga mat and people doing yoga in the background, with text saying VELSIPITY (etrasimod) is "For adults with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis (UC). Not a steroid. Not a biologic. Discover the middle. If your UC is still flaring on current treatment, injections and infusions don't have to be next. A treatment option that is One pill | Once daily". Not actual patients. Don't use if you have certain cardiovascular conditions. Refer to Important Safety Information for serious infections and other side effects.

Image of a person holding a yoga mat and people doing yoga in the background, with text saying VELSIPITY (etrasimod) is "For adults with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis (UC). Not a steroid. Not a biologic. Discover the middle. If your UC is still flaring on current treatment, injections and infusions don't have to be next. A treatment option that is One pill | Once daily". Not actual patients. Don't use if you have certain cardiovascular conditions. Refer to Important Safety Information for serious infections and other side effects.

It's time to ask about VELSIPITY—one pill, once a day.

A treatment option for moderate to severe UC with safety data* and proven efficacy

*VELSIPITY safety was studied across 3 different clinical trials and efficacy was studied in 2 trials in people with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis who had trouble tolerating, were not fully responding, or had a loss of response to previous treatments such as steroids, 5-ASAs like mesalamine, biologics, or JAK inhibitors.

Some saw remission by Week 12 and Week 52.

5-ASAs are 5-aminosalicylic acid derivatives.

JAK=Janus kinase.

Here are some things VELSIPITY may do:

Quickly treat flares: Some saw remission by Week 12. Some saw fewer bathroom trips in 2 weeks and less rectal bleeding in 4 weeks.
Provide a chance for lasting steroid-free remission at one year.

More people on VELSIPITY achieved clinical remission* in just 3 months versus those taking the placebo.

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*Clinical remission means that the symptoms of the disease have improved or disappeared. During remission, you may experience fewer or no episodes of stool frequency and/or rectal bleeding. It’s important to remember that remission doesn’t mean you are cured, and you still need to follow your doctor’s advice to keep the disease under control and help prevent flare-ups.

VELSIPITY (etrasimod) pills falling from an upside down bottle

VELSIPITY (etrasimod) pills falling from an upside down bottle

VELSIPITY works in a different way than most UC therapies.

How VELSIPITY works is not fully known.

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The safety of VELSIPITY was studied in a clinical program with 577 participants taking VELSIPITY across 3 placebo-controlled studies.

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Not a steroid. Not a biologic. VELSIPITY is an option for moderate to severe UC that's in the middle.

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Velsipity (etrasimod) patient brochure

Velsipity (etrasimod) patient brochure

Discover questions you may want to ask your doctor and more information about VELSIPITY.
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A printable checklist to help patients get started on VELSIPITY (etrasimod)

A printable checklist to help patients get started on VELSIPITY (etrasimod)

Download a printable checklist to help you get started on VELSIPITY.
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