We see a middle-aged woman in a green turtleneck sweater with reading glasses hanging from her neck. She's talking to us in a concerned tone about her health problems. The mood lightens as she hold up Advair in her hand and we're shown a close-up of the round, two-tone purple Advair dispenser. A caption reads, "Results may vary.". Another reads, "ADVAIR DISKUS 250/50 (fluticasone propionate 250 mcg and salmeterol 50 mcg inhalation powder)". We zoom into the Diskus and see the woman playing with a young girl, blowing bubbles. Another caption reads, "ADVAIR 250/50 is approved for COPD with chronic bronchitis". The next shot is taken from high in a tree, looking down on kids playing. A rope swing is visible. A captions now reads, "Available by prescription only." Next, we see a shot of the little girl breaking a piņata open; candy spills onto the green grass as the woman (grandma) laughs excitedly. We see a full shot of them blowing bubbles again, the caption says, "ADVAIR Helps Improve Lung Function". A shot of the Advair Diskus against a circular purple gradient background. The caption: "ADVAIR Workds Differently". Next up, an animated image of a torso showing the lungs breath. Lines radiating out show ADVAIR working. The caption is now, "It is not known how anti-inflammatories work in COPD." Large captions spring out that say, "anti-inflammatory bronchodilator", then merge and disappear. The lower caption now says, "Maximum effect may take several weeks." We're back to the overhead, through tree branch view of the kids sitting in a circle with grandma. The caption, "ADVAIR won't replace fast-acting inhalers." then "Use ADVAIR only twice a day, every day." Granda seems to be reading a story to the kids (all girls wearing tutus). More moving shots of grandma and the girls stream by with a caption that reads, "Ask your healthcare provider or call 1-877-330-COPD." The little girl spins a dragonfly craft item at a table with grandma. We're back outside and the caption is, "Please see our ad in Health Magazine." A man is taking their picture now. We see a close-up of two girls and grandma behind them, with a caption that says, "Ask about the risks and benefits of continuing ADVAIR after 6 months." The final shot with the kid shows grandma and the little girl sharing a big comfy chair, saying nice things to each other. They hug. Then, we see grandma (who must dye her hair brown) framed by the Advair diskus container zooming in on her, and we're back to the shot of the Advair diskus against the purple background. Strong white lettering says, "Helps improve lung function for better breating." then "First Full Prescription Free.* ADVAIRcopd.com *Subject to eligibility."

Transcript

I have COPD with chronic bronchitis, which makes it hard to breath. But, now that I'm breathing better with Advair, today I can have fun with my granddaughter. For people with COPD with chronic bronchitis, great news. ADVAIR helps significantly improve lung function. While nothing can reverse COPD, Avair is different than other medications because it's the only product with an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator, working together to help you breath better. Advair wont replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. Lung infections, including pneumonia have been reported with Advair. Taking Advair may increase your risk for osteoporosis and some eye problems. Tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking Adviar. And ask about the risks and benefits of continuing Advair after six months. I'm glad you came, grandma. Me too. Ask your doctor how Advair improves lung function for better breathing. Find out how to get your first full prescription free at ADVAIRcopd.com .