XCOPRI® (cenobamate tablets) CV “Road to Reduction” Commercial

The road to partial onset seizure reduction can be long and winding. You feel like you're not in the driver's seat, afraid to try a new medicine because of side effects or going backwards. But doing nothing means you won't get anywhere. Try switching gears to Excopree. It's a once-daily medicine proven to significantly reduce seizures, even among those who've had seizures for over 20 years. Don't take Excopree if you're allergic to it or have short QT syndrome. Call your doctor right away if serious life-threatening allergic reactions or rash occur, which may affect the liver, other organs, body parts, or blood cells, or you have suicidal thoughts or actions, or problems with the heart's electrical system, QT shortening. Problems with the liver, nervous system, dizziness, sleepiness, headache, vision, slow motor skills, and thinking can occur. Tell your doctor before you stop Excopree, drink alcohol, drive, operate machinery, or do dangerous activities. Ask your doctor about Excopree. It could get you on the road to seizure reduction.