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The CIMERLI orange oakleaf butterfly SIMILAR, BUT UNIQUELY DIFFERENT

In nature, the Orange Oakleaf Butterfly appears as just another oak leaf to blend in with its environment. Upon closer inspection, however, it is uniquely different—with brilliant colors on the inside of its wings. Just like Cimerli, a biosimilar that mimics but has unexpected and distinct benefits.

The Orange Oakleaf Butterfly is similar to its
surroundings, with detail that sets it apart.

Bringing the Cimerli Butterfly to HCPs through JOURNAL ADS

A biosimilar is a product designed to mimic an existing biologic therapy. It’s similar in its clinical profile but can be surprisingly different in many ways. As a new category of treatments in ophthalmology, this Cimerli campaign was created to not just introduce the brand but also educate retina specialists on the equivalence of biosimilars.

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The CIMERLI butterfly comes to life on the HCP website, educating and promoting ITs unique benefits

  • Educate specialists on biosimilars and their clinical equivalence to reference drugs
  • Tell our story of unique savings and support

Much like the Orange Oakleaf Butterfly, this biosimilar is similar but surprisingly different.

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Fluttering wings and
bold statements deliver
the promise of CIMERLI
across online media

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The Orange Oakleaf Butterfly is similar to its surroundings, with detail that sets it apart.