Eli Lilly Drugs Advertised on TV

15 prescription medications from Eli Lilly seen in TV advertising, with an estimated $1.5B in combined annual ad spend. Ranked by ad spend.

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US Mounjaro

tirzepatide · Type 2 diabetes

US Zepbound

tirzepatide · Chronic weight management, obstructive sleep apnea

US Trulicity

dulaglutide · Type 2 diabetes

US Taltz

ixekizumab · Plaque psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis

US Emgality

galcanezumab · Migraine prevention, cluster headache

US Cialis

tadalafil · Erectile dysfunction, enlarged prostate (BPH)

US Verzenio

abemaciclib · HR+/HER2- breast cancer

US Olumiant

baricitinib · Rheumatoid arthritis, severe alopecia areata

CA Mounjaro

tirzepatide · Type 2 diabetes

CA Trulicity

dulaglutide · Type 2 diabetes

NZ Cymbalta

duloxetine · Depression, anxiety, nerve pain

US Omvoh

mirikizumab · Ulcerative colitis

US Ebglyss

lebrikizumab · Atopic dermatitis (eczema)

US Forteo

teriparatide · Osteoporosis

US Kisunla

donanemab · Early Alzheimer's disease

Frequently asked questions

What drugs does Eli Lilly advertise on TV?

Mounjaro, Zepbound, Trulicity, Taltz, Emgality and 10 more are among the Eli Lilly medications TVPills tracks in TV advertising — 15 in total.

Which Eli Lilly drug spends the most on TV advertising?

Mounjaro (tirzepatide) leads Eli Lilly's TV-advertised lineup with an estimated $350M in annual ad spend.

What conditions do Eli Lilly drugs treat?

The Eli Lilly drugs we track are advertised for Diabetes, Weight Management, Autoimmune, Neurology, Men's Health, Oncology, and more.

Is a Eli Lilly drug right for me?

TVPills is an informational reference, not medical advice. Only a licensed healthcare provider can recommend whether a Eli Lilly medication is right for your situation.

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