Finally! True ad info!

[GinaD]

Yesterday, riding in my car here in the US, I heard another Eliquis ad from my radio. And finally in this ad, the info that Eliquis "should not be used by those with antiphospholipid syndrome" was included. Finally! Yeah!

[Star13]

No doubt covering their rear ends😂

[Mermaidatheart]

I have heard this commercial also!! Yes!!! FINALLY!!

😃

[HollyHeski Administrator]

🎉🥳xx

[KellyInTexas Administrator]

I have seen it in the written blurbs. Glad it’s in the verbal adverts as well. 🤗

[Zombiegrl559]

Has anyone heard any experience stories with Xarelto then? My doctor put me on Elliquis because I had a serious reaction to the Heparin injections and I can't take Warfarin. He thought it might be okay because it wasn't as long acting as Xarelto but he's a GP. It's been terrible trying to get into a specialist here in my city

[Tofino5 in reply to Zombiegrl559]

I have been on Eliquis since 2017 and doing very well. I am triple positive APS with high titres, have Sjogren's, Hashimoto's, Lupus Anticoag, etc.

[Zombiegrl559 in reply to Tofino5]

Oh my! That makes me feel better. My anxiety super spiked reading the original post and I started to freak a bit. Thank you for responding. I know it's not ideal for treatment, but I feel a little better knowing someone else is on Eliquis and doing okay

[Tofino5 in reply to Zombiegrl559]

I did poorly on warfarin for 10 1/2 years, and after stopping warfarin the severe migraines improved and the bad nosebleeds lessened. This is a sore subject on the list, but I am not the only person my APS specialist has moved to Eliquis with good success. A person can react badly to any medicine, and my body reacted badly to warfarin. Eliquis is dosed twice a day, and maintains a good level in the bloodstream. I will PM you.