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Takeda Drugs Advertised on TV

4 prescription medications from Takeda seen in TV advertising . Listed alphabetically; open a profile for its country, short use and label reference links.

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US Entyvio

vedolizumab · Ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease

Unverified catalogue summary (manufacturer-group identity, maker and indication) for Entyvio in US; not checked against current local product information.

US Motegrity

prucalopride · Chronic idiopathic constipation

Unverified catalogue summary (manufacturer-group identity, maker and indication) for Motegrity in US; not checked against current local product information.

NZ Somac

pantoprazole · See official local label

Unverified catalogue summary (manufacturer-group identity, maker and indication) for Somac in NZ; not checked against current local product information.

US Vyvanse

lisdexamfetamine · ADHD, binge eating disorder

Unverified catalogue summary (manufacturer-group identity, maker and indication) for Vyvanse in US; not checked against current local product information.

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Page updated October 24, 2026; the linked resources have not necessarily been reviewed on this date.

Frequently asked questions

What drugs does Takeda advertise on TV?

Entyvio, Motegrity, Somac, Vyvanse are among the Takeda medications TVPills tracks in TV advertising — 4 in total.

What conditions do Takeda drugs treat?

The Takeda drugs we track are advertised for Autoimmune, Gastrointestinal, Mental Health.

Is a Takeda drug right for me?

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

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