Cardiovascular Drugs Advertised on TV

23 prescription cardiovascular medications seen in TV advertising, ranked by estimated annual ad spend.

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Information reviewed July 24, 2026

US Eliquis

apixaban · Blood clots, atrial fibrillation

US Xarelto

rivaroxaban · Blood clots, atrial fibrillation

US Entresto

sacubitril/valsartan · Chronic heart failure

US Repatha

evolocumab · High cholesterol, cardiovascular disease

US Brilinta

ticagrelor · Acute coronary syndrome, heart attack prevention

US Leqvio

inclisiran · High cholesterol, cardiovascular disease

US Vascepa

icosapent ethyl · High triglycerides, cardiovascular risk reduction

CA Eliquis

apixaban · Blood clots, atrial fibrillation

US Lipitor

atorvastatin · High cholesterol, cardiovascular prevention

US Crestor

rosuvastatin · High cholesterol, cardiovascular prevention

CA Repatha

evolocumab · High cholesterol, cardiovascular disease

CA Xarelto

rivaroxaban · Blood clots, atrial fibrillation

CA Lipitor

atorvastatin · High cholesterol, cardiovascular prevention

CA Crestor

rosuvastatin · High cholesterol, cardiovascular prevention

NZ Lipitor

atorvastatin · High cholesterol, cardiovascular disease prevention

CA Altace

ramipril · High blood pressure, heart protection

US Lisinopril

lisinopril · High blood pressure, heart failure

US Vyndamax

tafamidis · Transthyretin amyloid cardiomyopathy

US Camzyos

mavacamten · Obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

US Winrevair

sotatercept · Pulmonary arterial hypertension

US Praluent

alirocumab · High cholesterol

US Tyvaso

treprostinil · Pulmonary arterial hypertension

US Nexletol

bempedoic acid · High cholesterol

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Frequently asked questions

What cardiovascular drugs are advertised on TV?

Eliquis, Xarelto, Entresto, Repatha, Brilinta and 18 more are among the cardiovascular medications currently advertised on television. TVPills tracks 23 of them.

Which cardiovascular drug spends the most on TV advertising?

Eliquis (apixaban) leads with an estimated $350M in annual TV ad spend.

Which cardiovascular medication is right for me?

TVPills is an informational reference, not medical advice. Only a licensed healthcare provider can recommend the right cardiovascular treatment for your situation.

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