The Trelegy Ellipta Commercial: Song, Cast & What It's For

The "Trel-e-gy, the power of 1-2-3" finger-counting jingle.

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What you see

People count one-two-three on their fingers while singing the “power of 1-2-3” line and getting back to active life with their COPD managed.

Why you remember it: The finger-counting “1-2-3” jingle that drills the three-in-one idea into your head.

Song

The original Trelegy spots rework the classic "ABC" melody into "Trel-e-gy, the power of 1-2-3" — a nod to three medicines in one inhaler. (There is no elephant in the ad, despite a common mix-up.)

Tagline

"The power of 1-2-3"

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What is Trelegy Ellipta?

Trelegy Ellipta (fluticasone/umeclidinium/vilanterol) is a prescription medication for copd, asthma. A once-daily inhaler combining three medicines to treat COPD and asthma and improve breathing.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the song in the Trelegy Ellipta commercial?

The original Trelegy spots rework the classic "ABC" melody into "Trel-e-gy, the power of 1-2-3" — a nod to three medicines in one inhaler. (There is no elephant in the ad, despite a common mix-up.)

What is the Trelegy Ellipta commercial slogan?

The Trelegy Ellipta ads are known for the line "The power of 1-2-3."

What is Trelegy Ellipta used for?

Trelegy Ellipta (fluticasone/umeclidinium/vilanterol) is a prescription medication used for copd, asthma. A once-daily inhaler combining three medicines to treat COPD and asthma and improve breathing.

How much does Trelegy Ellipta cost?

Prices vary by insurance and pharmacy. See the Trelegy Ellipta cost & savings guide on TVPills for typical prices and ways to save.

Is TVPills medical advice?

No. TVPills is an informational reference that helps you identify medications seen in TV advertising. Always talk to a licensed healthcare provider about treatment.

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