We all know how annoying an irritating itch can be! A creative and highly engaging headline used across a series of 6 animals ‘itching’ made sure that this brand campaign for Balneum Plus Cream grabbed the […]

Utilising a strong visual style with clever word play on how the product’s USP solves the problem, we created an impactful and powerful creative campaign.

In a market where calcium and vitamin D supplements are characterised by low-levels of engagement from medical professionals, we felt injecting heaps of emotion would help highlight a growing issue, while at the same time separating […]

We revamped the toddler nutrition site In Practice to create a dynamic, responsive hub of information that uses interactive modules and email marketing to maintain an active and engaged user base.

This bright and attractive campaign encapsulates the product’s raison d’etre, whilst also highlighting its point of difference in a playful and humorous way.    

By virtually bringing a patient to life, this iPad detail aid shifted Omnitrope from being a ‘me too growth hormone’ to one that not only helps patients grow but, more importantly, improves the psychological and […]

Visually communicating the time-saving properties of the product in emergency settings was thought to be the key to engaging HCPs. A striking brand identity was developed that has since become synonymous with the brand.

This striking, powerful campaign worked off a problem-defined proposition that is single-minded about canine digestive upset, depicting this common issue in highly realistic imagery of a Vizsla and Lab puppy’s gut being tied up in […]

Sprung from an interesting and unusual brief, this ‘Pro-Life’ creative for Protexin Veterinary provided us with the opportunity to apply a single-minded proposition to a multi-product campaign. Improving the health and well-being of companion animals […]

With all dementia products trading blows on level of effect on cognition, we took Reminyl in a different direction. Our insight showed that the real clinician need was not improving memory, but the need to control symptoms sufficiently […]