An advertisement for Exalgo a chronic pain treatment. The advertisement features a photo of a man with grey hair and a beard wearing a blue shirt. He is holding his head with his hand and appears to be deep in thought. The text on the advertisement reads "Change the face of pain" and "With the only 24-hour controlled release hydromorphone". Below the photo there is a warning that reads "Important risk information: Warning: Abuse potential life-threatening respiratory depression and accidental exposure." The background of the advertisement is white and the text is in black and orange.
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