"In 1994, the agency rebranded the vehicle breakdown service The Automobile Association as ""The Fourth Emergency Service"", and was responsible for the line 'It does exactly what it says on the tin' for Ronseal. In October 1996, HHCL created the commercial St George for Blackcurrant Tango. The commercial was voted one of the 100 best commercials of all time. In 1997, HHCL and the brand consultancy, Wolff Olins jointly launched the airline, Go. In August 2000, Time UK handed its advertising account to HHCL, which saw the end of the adverts featuring Leonard Nimoy of ""Star Trek"". A campaign for"
"by combustion, has shown that it is produced in exactly the same kind of way that is stated on that label. The fact is that they have produced something here which they say has something of the flavor and properties similar to the curative properties of smoke; they get it out of wood and they get it by distillation and it turns out to be a substance like, if not exactly identical with pyroligneous acid. Well, nobody could be deceived into thinking it was specifically what the indictment charges they are being deceived with. It is a thing which is"
"balm reached such a level of popularity that some reports claimed one tube of the lip balm was purchased every second. Burt's Bees Burt's Bees is an American personal care products company that markets its products internationally. The company is a subsidiary of Clorox that describes itself as an ""Earth friendly, Natural Personal Care Company"" making products for personal care, health, beauty, and personal hygiene. Its products are distributed globally. Burt's Bees manufactures their products with natural ingredients and use minimal processing such as distillation/condensation, extraction/steamed distillation/pressure cooking, and hydrolysis to maintain the purity of those ingredients. In addition, every"
"Kraft denies any wrongdoing. Kraft's response briefs emphasize that the challenged claims are technically true. For example, Vegetable Thins are ""made with real vegetables,"" and Kraft argues that this true statement cannot be called misleading. Kraft uses a similar line of argument for claims like ""good source of calcium, iron & zinc to support kids' growth and development,"" ""whole wheat,"" and others. Regarding several packaging claims, Kraft argues that they are not factual statements that can be proven true or false. For example, Kraft argues that the word ""wholesome"" is subjective and vague. Promotional statements that are too vague to"
"antibiotics or any other type of chemicals. Since 1994, Napolact has received various distinctions and prizes awarded by the Romanian government because of the quality of their products. In 2003 they have been situated on the first place in the “food industry, large enterprises” category and have also received an eminence diploma at the 10th edition of “Topului National al Firmelor”. In 2013, Napolact has been declared the most trusted brand in the dairy industry according to the “” case study done by “Reader’s Digest in Romania” magazine. The studies used only open-ended questions in which consumers were asked to"
"proposition, the one reason the product needed to be bought or was better than its competitors. These often took the form of slogans — Reeves oversaw the introduction of dozens, some that still exist to this day, such as M&M's ""melts in your mouth, not in your hand."" He argued that advertising campaigns should be unchanging with a single slogan for each product. His commercials for Bic pens, Minute Maid orange juice, M&M's candies, Colgate toothpaste and other products used similar methods, often making dramatic demonstrations. Reeves pointed out that to work, advertising had to be honest. He insisted the"
"sales of its PureVision brand contact lenses until 2014 and on net sales outside the U.S. until 2016. But as of now, the brand FreshLook comes under Bausch and Lomb and Ciba manufacturers it. Biotrue contact lens solutions are a brand of cleaning and storage solutions manufactured by Bausch & Lomb that were developed to match the natural lubricant found in the eye. It matches the pH of healthy tears and helps to keep certain beneficial tear proteins active while removing deposited proteins that distort a wearers vision. In theory this helps to keep a users contact lenses more comfortable."
"The line includes health bars, anti-oxidant, and vitamin supplements. Nutrilite's vitamin and mineral products are distributed exclusively by Amway affiliates known as Independent Business Owners (IBO) in North America and 90 other countries and territories. Amway, Quixtar, and Access Group are subsidiaries of Alticor. Spokespersons for the brand include Asafa Powell, Liu Xiang, Sanya Richards, Ronaldinho, and Jenn Stuczynski. Nutrilite Double X was tested by ConsumerLab.com in their ""Multivitamin and Multimineral Supplements Review"" of 38 of the leading multivitamin/multimineral products sold in the U.S. and Canada. Double X passed ConsumerLab's test, which included testing of selected index elements, their ability"
"no longer make the claim that 4 out of 5 dentists recommended Colgate. Investigation had showed that the study had telephone surveyed dentists to list toothpastes they recommended, and their competitors were recommended at similar rates. The claim was deemed deceptive. , oral care products (principally produced under the Colgate brand) were the Colgate-Palmolive company's largest source of income, making up around US$7.5 billion, or 47% of net sales globally (with personal care products such as shampoos making up 20%, home care products such as laundry detergents 19% and pet nutrition products making up the remaining 14%). Colgate (toothpaste) Colgate"
"an online / catalog phone ordering division. The companies sell similar products, but each caters to different customers. Vitamin World sells many of its own supplements under the ""Vitamin World"", ""Herbal Authority"", and ""Precision Engineered"" brands. General vitamins and minerals are sold under the ""Vitamin World"" brand. Natural beauty products are sold under the ""V Therapy"" brand and sports nutrition products are sold under the ""Precision Engineered"" brand. Vitamin World sells products from third party vendors, the majority of which are sports nutrition products. Vitamin World was acquired by private equity firm Center Lane Partners in 2016. In January 2018,"
"and after the addition of water, the end-product is a 100% lemon juice product. When bottled, filtered water is used and the product is reconstituted to the strength of natural lemon juice. RealLemon and ReaLime are presently manufactured (as of 2016) and marketed by Mott's. Both brands are packaged and marketed in distinctive packaging. ReaLemon is packaged in plastic bottles that includes the shape and color of a lemon atop the bottle, and is packaged using a yellow-colored cap. ReaLime is packaged in the same bottle style that includes the shape and color of a lime atop the bottle, and"
"an Accreditation scheme but few could have predicted just how it would transform the financial health and future of the Oral Health Foundation. In the first eight months of the scheme alone some 37 products were accredited and steady growth in the succeeding years have led to some 280 product submissions and 150 products on shelf with live accreditation. Today, the Oral Health Foundation is responsible for the largest dental product accreditation scheme in the world, covering over 250 products in over 50 countries. It is a ""Claims-based"" scheme and approved products are awarded the Smiley-face logo which is displayed"
"of YES!. Amongg her endorsements are AMA Computer University, ""Forever Flawless"", ""M Lhuillier"", Talk N' Text/Smart-PLDT, ""Tuseran"", Equitable-BDO Credit Card, ""Pride"" Detergent Powder and ""Selecta"" Ice Cream. She also became the first endorser of a slimming tea, ""Fitrum"". In 2012, Santos signed a contract for ""Eden"" cheese. According to her, she chooses her endorsements well to preserve her good public image. Santos and her family, Ryan Agoncillo including Yohan and Lucho appeared together for a commercial through ""Lactum"". In 2012, she appeared with her son Lucho on an advertisement for ""Johnnson's"" Milk Bath and currently ""Goldilocks Bakeshop"". On April 2,"
"The full line, such as common cleaners, kitchen and oven cleaner, is the most popular brand sold there. In August 2009, it was revealed that household cleaners such as Cillit Bang and Mr. Muscle have been used to clean plutonium stains at the defunct Dounreay nuclear power station in Caithness, Scotland. Cillit Bang Cillit Bang () (sold in some countries as Easy-Off Bam or Easy-Off Bang) is the brand name of a range of cleaning products sold by the consumer products manufacturer Reckitt Benckiser. The products marketed under the brand name include a degreaser, cleaning crystals, and a grime, rust,"
"cancer. ""Bonnore's Electro Magnetic Bathing Fluid"" claimed to cure cholera, neuralgia, epilepsy, scarlet fever, necrosis, mercurial eruptions, paralysis, hip diseases, chronic abscesses, and ""female complaints"". William Radam's Microbe Killer, a product sold widely on both sides of the Atlantic in the 1890s and early 1900s, had the bold claim 'Cures All Diseases' prominently embossed on the front of the bottle. Ebeneezer Sibly ('Dr Sibly') in late 18th and early 19th century Britain went so far as to advertise that his Solar Tincture was able to ""restore life in the event of sudden death"", amongst other marvels. Every manufacturer published long"
"breach of EU advertising codes. The company agreed and changed their advertising in line with the code of conduct. TRX2 TRX2 is a dietary supplement marketed for individuals with hair loss. It is manufactured and sold by Oxford BioLabs in the United Kingdom, marketed in 2011. The name TRX2 is derived from the Ancient Greek word ""trichos"", meaning hair and the number 2 stands for ""second generation"". TRX2 contains amino acids and vitamins. Its ingredients are L-carnitine, -tartaric acid, potassium chloride, -leucine, isoleucine, valine, nicotinic acid, and biotin. The product is a dietary supplement, not a drug, and hence it"
"suppliers. Testing covers reliability, performance, safety, energy efficiency and value-for-money, as relevant in different cases. Top-rated products are awarded the ""Which?"" 'Best Buy' status logo, an accreditation recognised by industry and consumers. ""Which?"" first used the phrase in its second magazine edition in 1958, to describe Boots 365 talcum powder. Conversely, the worst-performing products are labelled 'Don't Buys'. ""Which?"" awards The Which? Awards is an annual event to 'celebrate the UK's best products and services, from cars and restaurants to supermarkets and financial services'. Award winners are selected by Which? staff, based on test findings and feedback from Which? members"
"she was selected by the UK magazine ""Eastern Eye"" as the ""Sexiest Asian Woman"" in 2016 and 2018. Taking note of her dress sense, ""Filmfare"" credited her as one of the ""few actresses who experiments with colours, cuts and silhouettes."" In the fitness book ""The Four-Week Countdown Diet"", the actress was cited by Namita Jain as ""the ultimate role model for a healthy, fit and active lifestyle."" Padukone is an active celebrity endorser for several brands and products, including Tissot, Maybelline, Coca-Cola, and L'Oreal Paris, among others. In 2014, ""Business Standard"" reported that Padukone earned to per endorsement deal and"
"that cools and serves dairy products at food-safe temperatures. The company also markets a line of environmentally friendly air cleansers. These products contain stainless steel alloy discs that are designed to neutralize odor-causing molecules when partially immersed in water and exposed to oxygen. Frieling is well known for The Perfect Beaker (a measuring device), their Handle-It Glass Bottom Springform Pan, the Flow Glass Carafe (Best new product of the International Hotel/Motel & Restaurant Show NYC 2009), the Eleganza dishwasher safe insulated server, and their famous line of 4 different size stainless steel French Presses. Durgol Express and Durgol Swiss Espresso"
"Safety Associates, the owner of Juice Plus, claim that it is “the next best thing to eating fruits and vegetables”, containing the “nutritional essence of 17 different fruits, vegetables, and grains” with key phytonutrients and that the product is absorbed by the body, reduces oxidative stress, promotes cardiovascular wellness, supports a healthy immune system, and helps protect DNA. Multiple studies have produced conflicting results as to the truth of these claims. Doubts have been raised about the advertised benefits of Juice Plus by Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, University of California Berkeley, Center for Science in the Public Interest, and other"
"of 20.4% shortly after application, with the effect fading to 10.2% after an hour's time. These products are a combination of rosemary and green tea extracts, which are believed to have long-term anti-aging benefits in addition to an immediate firming effect. The same study found that Alchimie Forever's Firming Gel for Neck and Bust provided an average skin firmness increase of 9.2% after 30 minutes, with the effect increasing to 11.6% after 60 minutes. This gel uses antioxidants derived from green tea and rosemary which are believed to help prevent skin damage and lighten uneven pigmentation. Alchimie Forever products are"
"created to keep the discontinued product in stores. In the 1960s and 1970s, Certs was heavily advertised on American television with a famous campaign featuring two attractive young people earnestly arguing over the proper classification of the mints. The one participant would assert, ""It’s a breath mint!"" The other would assay a rebuttal by stating, ""It’s a candy mint!"" This taxonomic dilemma would finally be resolved by the unseen announcer, who would achieve synthesis by explaining that Certs was ""Two, two, two mints in one!"" ""Saturday Night Live"" lampooned the ads with a fictitious product called ""Shimmer"", with Gilda Radner's"
"Tide (brand) Tide is a laundry detergent owned and produced by American multinational Procter & Gamble. Introduced in 1946, it is the highest selling detergent brand in the world, with an estimated 14.3 percent of the global market. The household chore of doing the laundry began to change with the introduction of washing powders in the 1880s. These new laundry products were pulverized soap. New cleaning-product marketing successes, such as the 1890s introduction of the N. K. Fairbank Company's ""Gold Dust Washing Powder"" (which used a breakthrough hydrogenation process in its formulation), and Hudson's heavily advertised product, Rinso, proved that"
"the brand ""fresh and appealing"" to youngsters; the new packaging is also lighter and more compact, and the lid (which is now a hinged piece of cardboard) has a card clip which holds the lid shut when it is folded over. The new lid still features a letter like the old plastic lids, but it is in the form of a ""what [letter] is a [thing]?"" question, the answer for which can be read when the lid is open, next to the hole giving access to the rest of the tube. The hexagonal box is made of one piece of"
"products do not contain, and customers may receive $50 gift cards if they spot one of said ingredients in one of the chain's products. All products the store carries are free of high fructose corn syrup, artificial fats, artificial trans fats, artificial colors, artificial flavors, artificial preservatives, artificial sweeteners, bleached or bromated flour, never administered antibiotics or added growth hormones. The company claims to have the highest standard in its organic produce in North America. While it sells food from around the world, the company also operates the policy of ""100 mile Commitment"" to sell as much local produce as"
"true, Harvey's trademark ability to seamlessly migrate from content to commercial brought scrutiny. In that context, ""Salon"" magazine called him the ""finest huckster ever to roam the airwaves."" Some have argued that Harvey's fawning and lavish product endorsements may be misleading or confusing to his audience. Harvey's endorsed products included EdenPure heaters, Bose radios, Select Comfort mattresses, and Hi-Health dietary supplements, including a supplement that was claimed to improve vision but was later the subject of a Federal Trade Commission enforcement action against the manufacturer (but not Harvey himself) for misleading claims made on Harvey's show. In one of the"
"has extended its heritage as a moisturizer to stay looking young, to formally creating the ""anti-aging"" category in mass stores with the launch of Total Effects in 1999. Active Hydrating Formula, generally the least expensive variety, bears the closest resemblance to the pink ""Oil of Olay"" marketed in the US before the P&G acquisition. The launch was almost double the typical price of a mass market moisturizer at the time. Today, there are numerous products on the market that are more expensive than Olay. Olay Regenerist was the best performing anti-aging cream in a 2006 test done by a consumer"
"in the study showed no disparity. As a way to appeal to these vast crowds, major companies began selling products marketed toward young girls that teamed up with the images they were absorbing from the aforementioned celebrities. Abercrombie & Fitch started to make thong underwear with sayings such as ""Wink, Wink"" and ""Eye Candy"" stitched onto them. Similarly, Walmart sells underwear in the junior's section that say, ""Who needs credit cards...?"". Victoria's Secret Pink Collection, made specifically for teens, sells underwear with sayings such as ""Heartbreaker"", ""See You Tonight"", ""Hello There"", ""Totally Hot"", and other sayings along those lines. British"
"and González-Moles, M. A. (2008). “Evaluation of the clinical efficacy of a mouthwash and oral gel containing the antimicrobial proteins lactoperoxidase, lysozyme and lactoferrin in elderly patients with dry mouth – a pilot study”. Gerodontology, 25: 3–9. doi:10.1111/j.1741-2358.2007.00197.xhttp://onlinelibrary.wiley.com.login.ezproxy.library.ualberta.ca/doi/10.1111/j.1741-2358.2007.00197.x/full 9.^Kocak, M.M., Ozcan, S., Kocak, S., Topuz, O., Erten, H. (2009). “Comparison of the Efficacy of Three Different Mouthrinse Solutions in Decreasing the Level of Streptococcus Mutans in Saliva”. European Journal of Dentistry, 3(1):57-61. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2647960/ Biotene Biotene (typeset as biotène) is a dental hygiene product originally manufactured by Laclede Inc. but now marketed by GlaxoSmithKline. It comes in a number of forms,"
"because the false claims of past years and past brands presented road-blocks. An extensive consumer testing programme of the brand was eventually conducted, including blind interviews with nearly 3000 smoker panellists. The majority of consumer participants reported that the new MERIT was equal or superior in taste to brands that delivered 60% more tar. Advertisements touted the product’s 'enriched flavor' and described, """"After twelve years of intensive research, Philip Morris scientists isolated certain key ingredients in smoke that deliver taste way out of proportion to tar"""". This brand went on to capture a significant share of the low-tar cigarette market"
"for Graduate Entrepreneurship (NCGE). The company manufactures and distributes a dietary supplement called TRX2 which it claimed reduced hair loss - see below for controversy. The product works by engaging potassium channels, which allows them to reabsorb essential nutrients. The product is a dietary supplement, not exactly a drug, and hence it doesn't need to be approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). In January 2014 the UK Advertising Standards Authority upheld a complaint against TRX2 and Oxford Biolabs, citing that advertisements that the company had run for TRX2 were misleading and in breach of EU advertising codes."
"weight-loss products. Using the name of an already existing Chinese tea, supposedly good for burning fat, Willms started to sell his own white-label product tea under the new company name Just Think Media. The tea was marketed and sold through several web sites. The business became such a success that Willms quickly launched other types of alleged health products, such as colon cleansers, teeth whiteners, and acai supplements. The web pages that were used to sell the products were filled with ""scientific proof"" and alleged endorsements from celebrities and TV networks. At its peak in 2009, Just Think Media earned"
"milk to be the only product that tested clean, a finding that Eden Foods attributed to their extensive certification and testing program. In 2001, Eden shoyu soy sauce was rated highest for flavor by ""Cook's Illustrated"" in a comparison of 12 brands. In 2007, Eden's tamari was rated best out of seven brands tested in a comparison conducted by the ""San Francisco Chronicle"" for its ""Taster's Choice"" column. In 1999, ""Prevention Magazine"" rated Eden's ""Extra Virgin Spanish Olive Oil"" highest in flavor and protective nutrients out of the 22 brands of extra virgin olive oil studied. Eden uses BPA-free enamel-lined"