Drugs (As Seen on TV)
Arguably the most popular GLP-1, the ad for this medication samples the song "Magic" by Pilot
What is Ozempic?
This element makes up much of the Earth's core
What is Iron?
This cat in 2012 popularized for her displeased facial expression.
Who was Grumpy cat?
OR Who was Tardar Sauce?
This Factor Xa inhibitor has a very funky shape in its 20 mg form. It reminds me of a ninja star!
What is Xarelto?
This legendary 4-letter Swedish pop group dominated the 1970s charts with massive global hits like "Dancing Queen" and "Mamma Mia."
Who is ABBA?
This monkey became famous after becoming attached to a stuffed IKEA money.
Who is Punch?
Recently approved for Chronic Kidney Disease, this SGLT-2 inhibitor is the 28th most prescribed drug in the United States.
What is Jardiance?
This word means a long, narrative poem celebrating heroic deeds, like the Odyssey
What is an Epic?
This pygmy hippo is known for her energy and personality.
Who is Moo Deng?
This biologic comes in a pen, is mostly used to treat rheumatoid arthritis, and has 10 biosimilars.
What is Humira?
This 4-letter military alliance was established in 1949 by Western nations to counter Soviet expansion
What is NATO?
This famously large king penguin is often referenced as an "absolute unit", and is named after a sauce.
Who is Pesto?
Generic name vortioxetine, this medication is approved for MDD and has a similar MOA to vilazodone.
What is Trintellix?
This gelatinous substance, derived from red algae, is used in labs as a solid growth medium for microorganisms.
What is Agar?
This famous dog has millions of views due to her ability to game and sit on her back legs. This absolute icon is also known for her short legs, long body, and vegetable based name.
Who is Pea the Dachshund?