Nexletol Will Be a New Add-On Med for High Cholesterol

April 2020

You'll hear buzz about Nexletol (NEKS-leh-tol, bempedoic acid), a new oral non-statin cholesterol med.

It'll be an option to ADD to a statin (rosuvastatin, etc) in patients with cardiovascular (CV) disease or a hereditary form of VERY high cholesterol...who need to further lower bad LDL cholesterol.

But don't expect Nexletol to fly off your shelves.

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