Tylenol Ads picturesAdvanced Photoshop Pictures Contest - 24 high resolution image entries
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Contest Directions: 
Johnson & Johnson is recalling millions of Tylenol boxes from the store shelves, over the harmful chemical found in Tylenol. The chemical gives the drug a bad smell and has several harmful, while not deadly, side effects including dizziness, nausea, and diarrhea. The current Tylenol recall is not the first one in J&J history, but is the most expensive and most inconvenient for the company that strives to maintain its consumer caring image. The first massive Tylenol recall happened in 1982 when an individual was responsible for tampering with the containers and placing deadly poison inside the medication bottles. In 1982 it took Johnson & Johnson 6 days to respond to consumer complaints and start the massive Tylenol recall. This time, however, the company announced the recall only after 20 months since massive consumer complaints on the bad smell and serious side effects from Tylenol pills. Even worse then waiting almost two years, Johnson & Johnson started the current recall only after they have received a warning letter from the FDA.
We've all seen the Tylenol ads - in print, on TV, and even heard them on the radio. It's no wonder Johnson & Johnson invests heavily into ads on Tylenol, since it's one of the "frontdrugs" of the company. In this contest we need to "help" Johnson & Johnson design new Tylenol advertisements. What benefits (and side-effects) we can expect from Tylenol now? What celebrity or politician should endorse Tylenol? Photoshop Tylenol ads any way you like. Since there are several Tylenol related drugs recalled (see full list here), you can design their ads too. We will also allow demotivational posters with Tylenol in this contest.
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Jackpot: 1st place: $5, 2nd place: $3 , 3rd place: $2 , 4th place: $1
Started: 1/19/2010 11:00:00 AM, Ended: 1/22/2010 5:00:00 PM
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