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Date:2/10/2010

nt. At approximately $16 per month for 100 500-mg tablets, Slo-Niacin® helps heart health without hurting your wallet.(9) Patients should talk with their healthcare provider about how Slo-Niacin® may help them.

Three dosage strengths (250 mg, 500 mg, and 750 mg) of Slo-Niacin® Tablets are available to meet the specific goals your set with your healthcare provider. But before using more than 500 mg daily, consult your healthcare provider, because niacin can cause side effects when used in high doses.(8) Proper monitoring by a healthcare provider can help manage side effects.  

Slo-Niacin® Tablets are manufactured by Upsher-Smith Laboratories, Inc., a trusted manufacturer of high quality prescription and dietary supplement products, and are conveniently available at pharmacies and other retailers nationwide. For more information, contact a healthcare professional, call 1-800-654-2299 or visit www.Slo-Niacin.com for more information, coupons and a store locator.

About Upsher-Smith Laboratories, Inc.

Upsher-Smith Laboratories, Inc. is a rapidly growing pharmaceutical company that manufactures and markets both prescription and consumer products. Privately held since 1919, the company strives to recognize the unmet healthcare needs of our customers. Over the last 20 years that Upsher-Smith has been manufacturing Slo-Niacin®, more than 10 million bottles have been sold. Upsher-Smith prides itself in providing safe, effective, and economical therapies to the ever-challenged healthcare environment. For additional information about Upsher-Smith, visit

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