This document discusses Pegylation, which is the covalent attachment of polyethylene glycol (PEG) polymers to pharmaceutical ingredients. PEGylation increases drug solubility and stability while decreasing immunogenicity and proteolysis. It allows for longer circulation in the body and less frequent dosing. Two main PEGylated drugs on the market are Oncaspar and PEG-Intron. Oncaspar is a PEGylated form of L-asparaginase for cancer, and PEG-Intron is a PEGylated interferon alpha for hepatitis C. Both drugs show improved properties like increased activity, half-life and sustained response due to PEGylation. While PEGylation provides benefits, there are