Real people. Real RYTARY stories.

Nancy—Still got grace
SPARK Ambassador,
on RYTARY since 2018.
Daran—Still got smiles
SPARK Ambassador,
on RYTARY since 2015.
Denise—Still got passion
SPARK Ambassador,
on RYTARY since 2016.
Brian—Still got game
SPARK Ambassador,
on RYTARY since 2016.

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Get RYTARY—a Parkinson’s
medication
that can help
the real you shine through.

People who switched from immediate-release carbidopa/levodopa (IR CD/LD) to RYTARY experienced:
2X
reduction in “off” time during waking hours
  • After switching to RYTARY, people had significantly less “off” time than they did when taking IR CD/LD
    Percentage of “off” time at study start and study end: 36.9% and 23.8% with RYTARY vs 36.0% and 29.8% with IR CD/LD*
2X
increase in “on” time without troublesome dyskinesia throughout the day
  • After switching to RYTARY, people had significantly more “on” time without troublesome dyskinesia than they did when taking IR CD/LD
    1.8 hours with RYTARY vs 0.8 hours with IR CD/LD
Better movement control
  • After switching to RYTARY, people also experienced a significant improvement in motor functions, which can help when performing daily activities
+1.2
hours greater increase in “on” time per dose§
  • A different analysis of the same study found that optimized RYTARY provided more hours per dose of “on” time compared to optimized IR CD/LD
    Hours of “on” time per dose at baseline and study end: 2.17 and 3.55 with RYTARY vs 2.24 and 2.38 with IR CD/LD

In a clinical study, the most common side effects occurring in at least 5% of people treated with RYTARY and at a higher rate than IR CD/LD were nausea and headache.

*Study end=Week 22 or early termination; P<0.0001 vs IR CD/LD.
These were secondary measures of the study.
P=0.0002 vs IR CD/LD.
§This was a post hoc analysis of the study; P<0.0001 vs IR CD/LD.
You are not your disease.
You are a unique individual who happens to have Parkinson’s.
So let your story be heard.
Be your own health advocate.
Denise, on RYTARY since 2016
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