What the Lyrica TV commercial - Carnival is about.

Lyrica is a prescription medication used to treat various health conditions, including neuropathic pain. In one of its TV commercials called "Carnival," the spot features a vibrant carnival scene with upbeat background music.

The advertisement starts with a woman walking through a carnival, looking upset and worried. As she walks, the camera shows the various carnival rides, including a carousel, a Ferris wheel, and a rollercoaster. The music is gradually building up the anticipation and excitement of the carnival.

Suddenly, the woman stops and clutches her hand to her chest, visibly distressed. The camera then moves to show the carnival disappearing as the world around her darkens, signifying the pain she is experiencing. It's here that the Lyrica logo appears, and the music transitions to a melodious tune.

The ad highlights that Lyrica can help relieve the pain caused by neuropathy, Fibromyalgia, and other pain conditions. It aims to help people regain control of their lives and enjoy moments like the carnival with a smile on their face.

The visually appealing and lively commercial is meant to evoke feelings of hope and reassurance in those who are struggling with nerve pain. It also aims to raise awareness about neuropathic pain and encourage people to talk to their doctors about Lyrica as a treatment option.

Lyrica TV commercial - Carnival produced for Lyrica was first shown on television on February 11, 2013.