Tisha and Peter’s son, 10-month old Reuben, was diagnosed with severe haemophilia A at 8 weeks old and prescribed Hemlibra.

Watch Tisha and Peter share their experience with Hemlibra and how it has impacted them as a family, as well as their hopes for the future for Reuben.

Max is an 11 year old boy with severe haemophilia A. His grandfather Bill also has haemophilia A and describes how his childhood differed significantly from Max’s.

Watch Max and Bill’s story, where they describe living with haemophilia A and share their experience with Hemlibra and the impact the treatment has had on their lives.

You have been prescribed Hemlibra to help manage your haemophilia A, because you have inhibitors to factor VIII.

On this website, we’ll go on a quest to collect the information you need to know about taking Hemlibra.

Starting a treatment for haemophilia A can be exciting but it might be confusing to begin with. HaemoQuest will help you learn more about Hemlibra so that you can get the most out of your treatment.

Hemlibra is not a cure for your haemophilia A but, when it is taken regularly, Hemlibra might reduce the number of bleeds you have.^1,2

Before administering Hemlibra you should read the package leaflet contained in the box with your medicine, the guide for patients/carers and patient alert card your doctor or nurse will have given to you, or the person who looks after you.

It’s very important you and the person who looks after you talk to your doctor about what to do if you have a bleed when you are taking Hemlibra.