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Things you need to know—be informed

As of March 2011, XALATAN lost its exclusivity, but Pfizer continues to make XALATAN available to you.

What does it mean when XALATAN loses its exclusivity?

Other companies besides Pfizer Inc, the current maker of XALATAN, are able to manufacture a generic version of XALATAN using the main ingredient.

Questions to ask your doctor to help make an informed decision.

Untreated high eye pressure may lead to glaucoma. Once the damage is done, it can't be reversed. Your doctor prescribed XALATAN because with over 14 years of clinical experience and an established safety profile, it's been proven to control high eye pressure.

Talk to your doctor—and get all the facts—be informed.

How can I continue to receive XALATAN?

If XALATAN has worked to reduce your high eye pressure, and you would like to continue taking XALATAN, talk to your doctor about writing your prescription for XALATAN only – no substitutions.

XALATAN users can get the XALATAN $4 Co-Pay Value Card* (if eligible) by signing up for Vision Matters™—a free program just for XALATAN users. Patients who have been prescribed XALATAN can sign up for Vision Matters™ by calling 1-800-711-2712. You'll receive your free welcome kit, which includes the exclusive XALATAN $4 Co-Pay Value Card and information about XALATAN. With the exclusive XALATAN $4 Co-Pay Value Card, XALATAN helps you save up to $60 per month off your co-pay or out-of-pocket costs on each refill through 12/31/2013. See terms and conditions here

XALATAN $4 Savings Offer
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*This card is not health in surance and is only accepted at participating pharmacies. No membership fees apply. Card guarantees up to $60 per month off your co-pay through 12/31/2013.

If I want XALATAN how can I ensure that the pharmacy doesn't fill my prescription or refill with a generic substitute?

When you receive your prescription at the pharmacy or through mail-order, be sure that the bottle says "XALATAN" – the medication that you and your doctor decided was right for you. If you receive the generic substitute from your pharmacy, talk to your pharmacist or doctor immediately about your options.

For a helpful Appointment Questionnaire to help you talk to your doctor about XALATAN, click here.

For answers to common questions about XALATAN, please visit our Common Questions page.