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Patient Education Materials

Download and print these helpful documents for your patients


   
Download the FROVA® Patient Tear Sheet
Your patients can use this simple questionnaire to help them talk to their doctor about their migraine experience and ask if FROVA is right for them.
 
   
Download the FROVA® Patient Brochure
 
   
Download the Three-Month Migraine Tracker
Your patients can use this tool to track their migraine pain over the course of three months. Use it to gauge the effectiveness of pain management techniques and therapies.
 
   
Download FROVA® Patient Product Information
Patient Product Information is a user-friendly alternative to the Full Prescribing Information for patients who want to know more about treatment with FROVA, including dosing information and frequently asked questions.

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For more information, please see Full Prescribing Information for FROVA at http://www.frova.com/pi.

If you are a Vermont prescriber, additional information is available.

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