Frequently Asked Questions

Prolia is administered as a single injection under the skin every 6 months. The injection can be in the outer area of your upper upper arm, upper thigh or abdomen. It can be given by a health professional or trained injector at any time of day, with or without food.

Please click here for Prolia Patient Self-Injection Instructions for Health Care Practitioners and Patients, and watch the Self-Injection Video below.

One way is to sign up for the ProVital Support Program. Then you will receive a call 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.

Calcium and vitamin D are essential to bone health. Since different people have different nutritional needs, talk to your doctor about how much calcium and vitamin D you need.

Tell your doctor or pharmacist about all the medicines you take, including prescription and nonprescription drugs, vitamins and herbal supplements, and keep an up-to-date list of all of them.

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 support team members available to help you find the answers you need. Visit the sign-up page to register.