A screenshot from the Exalgo website. It appears to show case studies for how to convert different example patients to Exalgo step-by-step. The website is of example patient Dennis and the "Course of Action" step is selected. The website has a blue and white color scheme with a blue header and black footer.
The main text of the page reads "Would you consider a switch to Exalgo (hydromorphone HCI) extended release tablets?" Below that there is additional text that explains that patients like Dennis have been exposed to oxymorphone in oxycodone and a dissimilar molecule like hydromorphone may be a reasonable next step.
The bottom of the page also has indication and important risk information. In the lower right corner there is an image of a person walking a dog on a leash with a tree in the background. The footer has the Exalgo logo and a navigation menu. The image is a screenshot of the homepage of a website called "Exalgo® Hydromorphone HCI Extended-release Tablets". The website has a blue and white color scheme with a blue header and footer. At the top of the page there is a navigation bar with links to different sections of the website.
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