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Adalimumab-Adaz vs Adalimumab-Fkjp: side effects in FDA adverse event reports

How to read this page. FAERS report counts have no denominator; the comparison is of reporting patterns, not of risk. Signals are screened against each FDA label (badges) but not causally assessed. Not medical advice.

At a glance

Adalimumab-AdazAdalimumab-Fkjp
Drug classTumor Necrosis Factor Blocker–
Brand namesAdalimumabAdalimumab
FAERS reports52,42146,046
Serious93%95%
Death outcome8,0106,734
Boxed warningYes SERIOUS INFECTIONS and MALIGNANCY SERIOUS INFECTIONS Patients treated with adalimumab products, including Adalimumab-adaz, are at increased risk for developing Yes SERIOUS INFECTIONS and MALIGNANCY SERIOUS INFECTIONS Patients treated with adalimumab products including Adalimumab-fkjp are at increased risk for developing se

Signals both drugs share

ReactionAdalimumab-AdazAdalimumab-FkjpLabel screen (A / B)
Duodenal ulcer perforation2,968 · PRR 273.02,658 · PRR 259.7Labeled (related wording) / Labeled (related wording)
Muscle injury2,233 · PRR 149.71,963 · PRR 143.4Labeled (related wording) / Labeled (related wording)
Peripheral venous disease1,260 · PRR 184.81,097 · PRR 172.9Labeled (related wording) / Labeled (related wording)
Hepatic enzyme90 · PRR 737.768 · PRR 435.5Labeled (related wording) / Labeled (related wording)
Pemphigus3,946 · PRR 186.53,550 · PRR 182.5Not in label — unassessed / Not in label — unassessed
Hand deformity3,773 · PRR 162.43,387 · PRR 159.4Not in label — unassessed / Not in label — unassessed
Helicobacter infection2,985 · PRR 165.92,690 · PRR 163.6Not in label — unassessed / Not in label — unassessed
Folliculitis2,836 · PRR 151.62,512 · PRR 146.6Not in label — unassessed / Not in label — unassessed
Rheumatic fever2,392 · PRR 490.12,134 · PRR 439.3Likely indication confounding / Likely indication confounding
Facet joint syndrome1,757 · PRR 510.11,478 · PRR 405.5Not in label — unassessed / Not in label — unassessed
Deep vein thrombosis postoperative1,171 · PRR 602.21,063 · PRR 545.9Not in label — unassessed / Not in label — unassessed
Adjustment disorder with depressed mood956 · PRR 363.7869 · PRR 347.6Not in label — unassessed / Not in label — unassessed
Dislocation of vertebra944 · PRR 296.6822 · PRR 268.2Not in label — unassessed / Not in label — unassessed
Bone erosion866 · PRR 129.5799 · PRR 132.8Not in label — unassessed / Not in label — unassessed
Lupus vulgaris865 · PRR 1,097.8795 · PRR 938.0Not in label — unassessed / Not in label — unassessed
Retinitis778 · PRR 351.8668 · PRR 305.6Not in label — unassessed / Not in label — unassessed
Seronegative arthritis314 · PRR 155.6294 · PRR 161.9Likely indication confounding / Likely indication confounding
Subcutaneous drug absorption impaired227 · PRR 287.2194 · PRR 252.8Not in label — unassessed / Not in label — unassessed
Steroid dependence206 · PRR 128.0206 · PRR 145.9Not in label — unassessed / Not in label — unassessed
Paradoxical psoriasis172 · PRR 277.3169 · PRR 306.8Likely indication confounding / Likely indication confounding

Labeled signals distinctive to Adalimumab-Adaz

  • None stood out among the strongest labeled signals.

Labeled signals distinctive to Adalimumab-Fkjp

  • None stood out among the strongest labeled signals.

Common questions

Which has more reported side effects, Adalimumab-Adaz or Adalimumab-Fkjp?

Adalimumab-Adaz has 52,421 FAERS reports and Adalimumab-Fkjp 46,046. More reports does not mean more dangerous: volume follows how widely and how long a drug has been used, prescription vs over-the-counter status, and publicity. The seriousness share (93% vs 95%) is a better like-for-like signal of the kind of problems reported.

Which side effects do Adalimumab-Adaz and Adalimumab-Fkjp share?

Both drugs carry disproportionality signals for duodenal ulcer perforation, muscle injury, peripheral venous disease, hepatic enzyme, pemphigus. Shared signals often reflect a shared drug class or the condition both are used for.

Is Adalimumab-Adaz or Adalimumab-Fkjp safer?

FAERS cannot answer that: it has no denominator and no comparator. Use this page to see which risks are already on each label and which signals are unlabeled, then check the prescribing information and your clinician for your situation.

Sources: openFDA FAERS pair statistics (OpenPV build 2026-09-14), FDA labels via openFDA, openFDA count queries for seriousness and deaths. Pair chosen because it is a commonly searched comparison. Generated 2026-10-08.