Clean medicine company Genexa launched the #DitchtheDirty campaign to encourage consumers to tidy up their medicine cabinets and become aware of the unnecessary artificial filler ingredients that are in conventional medicine products. The campaign brings attention to the fact that many products are made with artificial sweeteners, dyes and preservatives, as well as fillers like wood pulp, aluminum, talc, lactose and gluten, many of which are potentially harmful.
To encourage people to clean out their medicine cabinets, Genexa is giving away free bottles of its clean medicine to anyone who wants to restock their supply with cleaner alternatives.
The first 200 customers who #DitchtheDirty will also receive a tie-dye tote bag made with FD&C Red Dye #40 to make the point that artificial dyes are better used on fabric.
Clean Medicine Campaigns
Genexa's #DitchtheDirty Campaign Highlights Filler Ingredients
Trend Themes
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