• Taking AGGRENOX to Lower the Risk of a Subsequent Stroke
• Lifestyle Changes
• Working with Your Doctor

Taking AGGRENOX to Lower the Risk of a Subsequent Stroke

Continue taking AGGRENOX as prescribed by your doctor.

You and your doctor are working together to help reduce your risk of a subsequent stroke following your TIA (transient ischemic attack or "mini-stroke") or stroke due to a blood clot. It’s important to follow your doctor's recommendations, whether they include a healthy eating plan, physical activity, or a medication like AGGRENOX.

How long should you stay on AGGRENOX?

You should never stop taking your medication without talking to your doctor first. Once you’ve had a TIA or stroke caused by a blood clot, your risk of another stroke is increased. In fact:

• Up to 40 percent of all people who experience a TIA will go on to have a stroke.
• 1 in 5 patients who have had a stroke will have another stroke within 5 years.

Save on your next prescription.

To help pay for your medication, sign up to receive savings of up to $20 off your prescription. You can also enroll in Taking Smart Steps^™, a patient education program. Sign up now.

Medication reminders let you know when it's time to take AGGRENOX.

Now it’s easy to remember when to take your AGGRENOX as prescribed and when it's time to refill your prescription. You can receive reminders by email, phone, text message, or all three. And you can change your preferences anytime you want. Sign up now.