@jeff97 I understand it may not be an IV infusion. It is my understanding that it is still available thru an infusion center as an injection only, depending on the infusion center policy. This is used by patients who prefer clinical supervision or need assistance with the injection.
Also, treatments received at infusion centers do not go thru drug approvals in the same manner that Rx medicines do - so it is possible to have infusion center treatments be a viable alternative.
The downside is the need to go into a center to receive a treatment on a schedule. It would be like a leash for me since I like to travel. Not my style.