About High Blood Pressure
Understanding Your Risk
Understanding Your Numbers
Healthy Lifestyle Choices
Staying Active
Eating Healthy
Managing Stress
About AZOR
How AZOR Works
Starting Right With AZOR
Tracking Your Blood Pressure
Safety and Side Effects
Staying on AZOR
Working With Your Doctor
Questions to Ask Your Doctor
Patient Resources
Hypertension Hotline
Medicare Part D
Understanding Your Risk
Understanding Your Numbers
Healthy Lifestyle Choices
Staying Active
Eating Healthy
Managing Stress
About AZOR
How AZOR Works
Starting Right With AZOR
Tracking Your Blood Pressure
Safety and Side Effects
Staying on AZOR
Working With Your Doctor
Questions to Ask Your Doctor
Patient Resources
Hypertension Hotline
Medicare Part D
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About AZOR
Finding what’s right for you
It’s important to find the right medicine—because your health is worth it. Ask your doctor if AZOR may be right for you.
AZOR relaxes and widens blood vessels to help lower blood pressure
FDA-approved, AZOR combines 2 medicines that both work to lower high blood pressure. AZOR—along with a healthy diet, regular exercise, and stress management—may help you get results.
AZOR is proven effective. In clinical studies, AZOR was shown to:
- Effectively lower blood pressure. People taking the 2 medicines in AZOR had greater reductions in blood pressure than did people taking just 1 medicine
- Work for many types of people, including African Americans, people with diabetes, and people older than 65 years
- Start to work quickly—in as little as 2 weeks
In this section
How AZOR works
Find out how AZOR works to help lower high blood pressure.
Starting right with AZOR
Learn how to get the most from your treatment.
Tracking your blood pressure
Learn why it’s important to take and track your blood pressure between doctor visits.
Staying on AZOR
Understand why it’s important to stay on AZOR even after you’ve reached your blood pressure goal.
Safety and side effects
Learn about possible side effects.
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AZOR has already been prescribed to 300,000 people.
