Pfizer Drugs Advertised on TV

17 prescription medications from Pfizer seen in TV advertising, with an estimated $727M in combined annual ad spend. Ranked by ad spend.

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US Nurtec ODT

rimegepant · Migraine (acute and preventive)

US Xeljanz

tofacitinib · Rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, ulcerative colitis

US Chantix

varenicline · Smoking cessation

US Ibrance

palbociclib · HR+/HER2- breast cancer

US Cibinqo

abrocitinib · Atopic dermatitis (eczema)

US Litfulo

ritlecitinib · Severe alopecia areata

US Lipitor

atorvastatin · High cholesterol, cardiovascular prevention

US Paxlovid

nirmatrelvir/ritonavir · COVID-19 (mild to moderate)

CA Lipitor

atorvastatin · High cholesterol, cardiovascular prevention

NZ Champix

varenicline · Smoking cessation

NZ Lipitor

atorvastatin · High cholesterol, cardiovascular disease prevention

US Zoloft

sertraline · Depression, anxiety, OCD, PTSD

US Vyndamax

tafamidis · Transthyretin amyloid cardiomyopathy

US Velsipity

etrasimod · Ulcerative colitis

US Viagra

sildenafil · Erectile dysfunction

US Abrysvo

respiratory syncytial virus vaccine · RSV prevention

US Prevnar 20

pneumococcal 20-valent conjugate vaccine · Pneumococcal disease prevention

Frequently asked questions

What drugs does Pfizer advertise on TV?

Nurtec ODT, Xeljanz, Chantix, Ibrance, Cibinqo and 12 more are among the Pfizer medications TVPills tracks in TV advertising — 17 in total.

Which Pfizer drug spends the most on TV advertising?

Nurtec ODT (rimegepant) leads Pfizer's TV-advertised lineup with an estimated $190M in annual ad spend.

What conditions do Pfizer drugs treat?

The Pfizer drugs we track are advertised for Neurology, Autoimmune, Other, Oncology, Cardiovascular, Antiviral, and more.

Is a Pfizer drug right for me?

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

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