An advertisement for a product called "Change the Face of Pain". It features a young woman with dark hair wearing a black tank top with her eyes closed and a smile on her face. She is holding her head with one hand and appears to be in pain. The background is white and the text on the top of the image reads "For your opioid-tolerant patients. Change the face of pain with the only 24-hour controlled-release hydromorphone." Below the text there is a logo for Exalgo.
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![A bar graph that shows the results of a study about EXALGO. The graph is divided into three sections.<br /><br />The first section is titled "Studies show switching to EXALGO could provide long lasting analgesia" and shows that in its 12-week pivotal trial EXALGO reduced pain intensity at study endpoint and throughout the trial. The second section is labeled "Conversion/Treatment Phase" and has a blue arrow pointing to the left side of the graph. The third section is labeled "6.4 Week 1 [etc.]"](https://oida-resources-images.azureedge.net/public/full/20a0a652-bcb7-4362-871c-1be2d99a256b.jpeg)
