Prolia is administered as an injection. Your healthcare professional or a trained injector will give you the injection every six months.¹

One way is to sign up for the ProVital^™ Support Program, where a nurse will call you to remind you to make an appointment with your doctor (and refill your prescription) so you won’t forget. You can also ask your doctor or nurse for the reminder card with calendar stickers that come inside the box of Prolia.

Since different people have different nutritional needs, talk to your doctor about how much calcium and vitamin D you need.¹

You should tell your doctor about every medication and supplement you take – including prescription drugs, vitamins, minerals, other supplements and even alternative medicines, and homeopathic medications.¹

Your insurance company will be able to answer this question. In addition, the ProVital Support Program can give you helpful information. Call ProVital at 1-877-PRO-1002 (1-877-776-1002), or go to the sign-up page to register today.

To start learning more, browse through the Resources section. You may also want to sign up for the ProVital Support Program, which will provide you with valuable educational materials.

The ProVital Support Program has a toll-free line (1-877-776-1002) with nurses available to help you find the answers you need. Visit the sign-up page to register.