Are You at Risk?
Understanding Your Blood
Pressure Numbers
Tracking Your Blood Pressure
About TRIBENZOR
How TRIBENZOR Works
How to Take TRIBENZOR
Taking Control
Steps You Can Take
Working With Your Doctor
Safety and Side Effects
Patient Resources
Hypertension Hotline
Medicare Part D
Patient Resources
The resources in this section can help you learn more about high blood pressure. Knowing more about high blood pressure can make it easier to talk with your doctor. It can also make it easier for you to manage your health better.
Downloadable materials
These downloadable materials can help you when you are working to lower your blood pressure.
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Blood pressure tracker
Take your blood pressure at home and record your results in this blood pressure tracker. Be sure you write down the top figure (systolic) and bottom figure (diastolic) every time. This way, you can keep track of how you’re doing with your TRIBENZOR treatment and lifestyle changes.
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Online resources
This is a list of organizations providing useful information on blood pressure and healthy lifestyle choices.
- American Academy of Family Physicians—The national association of family doctors
- American Heart Association—The official Web site of the American Heart Association
- National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute—A Web site sponsored by the National Institutes of Health
- Mayo Clinic—The official Web site for the Mayo Clinic
- Valuable co-pay savings
- Tips for lowering blood pressure
- Stories and recipes
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Co-pays and Medicare Part D
If you are eligible, Medicare Part D coverage can help with your co-pays.
