
Tralokinumab
Treat chronic skin inflammation due to eczema with Adbry, prescribed online. Get dermatologist-guided care with close monitoring, safety oversight, and medication delivered to your door.
Adbry treats moderate to severe atopic dermatitis (eczema) by reducing immune-driven inflammation that leads to itching, redness, and flare-ups.
Common side effects may include injection-site reactions or eye-related symptoms. Most side effects are mild and monitored by your provider.
Adbry is a long-term biologic treatment prescribed and monitored by dermatology providers. Your provider will review your medical history and guide ongoing care.
Honeydew manages your prescription, dosing guidance, and follow-ups, 100% online. Your dermatologist and dedicated care team track progress and coordinate refills, with medication delivered directly to your door.
Fill out a quick medical questionnaire and upload photos of your skin. In many cases, treatment can begin right away without a video consult.
If a visit is needed, you can book a quick video consult within 48 hours. Your provider takes the time to understand your skin and your goals.
Your provider creates a personalized plan, then your treatment is delivered to your door or sent to your local pharmacy.
Track your progress with photos and message your Care Team anytime for questions, refills, and guidance. We'll respond, 7 days a week.
Adbry works by selectively blocking IL-13, a key inflammatory driver of atopic dermatitis (eczema). By calming this pathway, it helps reduce chronic itching, redness, and skin inflammation associated with ongoing flares.
With consistent use and dermatology guidance, Adbry can help patients achieve better long-term eczema control.



Your dermatology provider will review your skin and confirm whether Adbry is the right fit before prescribing.

achieve clear or nearly clear skin in clinical trials*
in itching and skin inflammation*
with continued treatment*
*Based on clinical trials of tralokinumab in atopic dermatitis. Individual results vary.
Adbry may be appropriate for people with moderate to severe eczema that isn’t well controlled with topical treatments. Your provider will determine eligibility.
Adbry is given as a subcutaneous injection, typically every other week after starter doses, based on your treatment plan.
Adbry is usually used long term to maintain eczema control. Treatment duration depends on response and provider guidance.
Common side effects include injection-site reactions and eye irritation. Your provider monitors safety throughout treatment.
No. Adbry does not require pregnancy testing or special enrollment programs. Your provider will review safe use based on your medical history.
If you or your child is under the age of 18, a parent or guardian should be part of the initial consultation. In circumstances where this is not possible, please contact info@honeydewcare.com and we will assist you with alternate ways to establish parental consent.
We will run the prescriptions through your insurance and help you find the lowest costs out there. The membership fee and any products are also eligible for HSA or FSA reimbursement.
We offer comprehensive support for our patients, including access to experienced providers, assistance with lab orders and the iPledge program (when needed), unlimited support, and progress tracking.
Zero waiting rooms, zero co-pays. Get expert care, personalized treatments, and ongoing support, all online for one transparent price.
Licensed dermatology providers who understand acne beyond the surface and guide your treatment from day one.
We handle prior authorizations, pharmacy communication, and refills so you don't have to.
Upload photos directly to your patient dashboard so you and your provider can monitor how your skin is responding to treatment over time.
Message your provider anytime your skin changes, your prescription needs adjusting, or for anything else.
Honeydew membership is eligible for HSA/FSA spending.
Get expert dermatology care from anywhere in the U.S., with no in-person visits required.
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Your provider prescribes what’s right for your skin.