UrgentRx Aspirin to Go offers customers a portable and fast acting 325mg aspirin dose to be used at the first sign of heart attack symptoms – potentially saving lives.

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Jordan Eisenberg, UrgentRx

Many entrepreneurs create compelling products and financially successful companies; Eisenberg has done both, while also saving lives.

David Bentley (heart attack victim at Vail ski resort) and Jordan Eisenberg (UrgentRx President and Founder) interviewed on Denver, Colorado’s CBS4 News.

There’s a new OTC medicine in town. It’s by the Colorado company UrgentRx, and it’s a fast-acting medicine that fits easily into your pocket or purse, so it’s instantly accessible – and you can take it without water.

“It’s single-dose emergency medicine in the shape of a credit card,” Jordan Eisenberg says, noting that aspirin increases the survival rate of heart attack victims by 23 percent. “You just slip it in your wallet or purse. You don’t need water.” And the product has a great track record already: Ski patrollers administered UrgentRx to a skier suffering a heart attack at Vail in February.

UrgentRx President and Founder Jordan Eisenberg discusses life-saving benefits of Aspirin to Go in interview with Erik Williams of Plum TV Vail.

Jordan Eisenberg’s new product is about to take off — literally, hundreds of times each day around the world. The 29-year-old Denver entrepreneur is supplying American Airlines with thousands of his Urgent-Rx powdered-aspirin packets.

It’s no secret, aspirin can help save a person’s life if taken during a heart attack. Now a Denver company has a new aspirin product that reportedly works faster than pills, and is easier to take during a heart attack.

VAIL – Back in February, David Bentley was taking his last run of the day, which nearly became the last run of his life. Vail Ski Patrol had just started carrying a new powdered version of aspirin called UrgentRx and quickly gave it to Bentley, a move he said went a long way in saving his life.

VAIL, COLORADO – You don’t often appreciate how health care works until you need it, and for one local man, that became evident last month…Dave Bentley had no prior history of heart disease and was fortunate that the Vail Mountain ski patroller knew to administer a life-saving dose of aspirin.

FAST HELP: Faster than you can clutch your heart and say, “I’m coming to join you, Elizabeth,” Denver-based UrgentRx offers aspirin packets that fit into wallets – and maybe will save your life.

The American Heart Association says that between 5,000 and 10,000 lives would be saved every year if more people took aspirin at the first signs of chest pain or other heart attack symptoms.

Because hiking / biking / doing anything outside when you’re in pain sucks, carry this LoDo-based co’s packet…

DENVER – UrgentRx has launched a new line of fast-acting, powdered medications in convenient, credit card-size packets that can be taken anytime, anywhere.

DENVER – Colorado start-up, UrgentRx, today announced the launch of a new line of fast-acting, powdered medications in convenient credit card-sized packets…

UrgentRx President and Founder Jordan Eisenberg interviewed on Denver, Colorado’s 9News

DENVER – Hoping to gain real-world experience, students from the University of Colorado Denver Business School’s Bard Center for Entrepreneurship have made their first investment in a promising new venture…

DENVER – Students from the UC Denver Business School’s Bard Center for Entrepreneurship have made their first investment. They are pouring $50,000 into a new local venture that is launching a powdered, single-dose pain reliever.

UrgentRx President and Founder Jordan Eisenberg interviewed on Radio Colorado Network’s  Business for Breakfast