What the Bayer Aspirin Low Dose TV commercial - Bobs Note is about.

Bayer Aspirin's TV Spot, 'Bob's Note' begins with Bob, a middle-aged man sitting at his kitchen table, looking at a sticky note that reads "Mow Lawn." He looks uncomfortable as he rubs his chest and begins to experience the telltale signs of a heart attack. As he grabs his phone to call 911, he remembers his wife telling him to take a Bayer Aspirin if he thought he was having a heart attack.

Bob fumbles through his medicine cabinet and finally finds a bottle of Bayer Aspirin Low Dose. He quickly reads the instructions on the back and takes the recommended dosage. As he waits for the ambulance to arrive, he visibly begins to calm down.

The TV spot ends with Bob being loaded into an ambulance, the screen fades to black, and the voice-over says: "Bayer Aspirin, take it for pain, take it for life."

The ad aims to highlight the importance of taking aspirin in the event of a possible heart attack. It recommends taking a low dose known to help prevent further blood clotting and asks viewers to keep a bottle of Bayer Aspirin Low Dose handy in their medicine cabinet.

Overall, the Bayer Aspirin Low Dose TV Spot, 'Bob's Note' is a poignant and emotional reminder of how taking a simple preventative step like having a bottle of aspirin on hand can save your life in the event of an emergency.

Bayer Aspirin Low Dose TV commercial - Bobs Note produced for Bayer Aspirin was first shown on television on August 25, 2013.