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  • Deepika Padukone’s 82°E unveils ‘Feels like home’ campaign

    Deepika Padukone’s 82°E unveils ‘Feels like home’ campaign

    Mumbai: Deepika Padukone’s self-care brand, 82°E, has unveiled its inaugural campaign film, “Feels Like Home,” celebrating the joy of practising simple acts of self-care.

    The film brings to life the ethos of 82°E in a visual collage where self-care meets skincare. The visuals capture women practising everyday self-care rituals while also caring for their skin. Real, unfiltered voices of women tell us how these rituals are simple, joyful, and feel like home.

    The 60-second brand film can be viewed on 82°E’s social media channels: Instagram, Facebook, and Youtube.

    The campaign slogan, “Feels like home,” encapsulates the sentiment and emotion associated with self-care while also building a connection with the brand’s name. Inspired by the standard meridian that passes through India, 82°E brings out the geographical aspect of home while the creative interpretation brings to life the feeling of it.

    An extension of Padukone’s beliefs, 82°E supports a holistic approach to self-care. The brand is on a mission to inspire its audience to connect with their truest, most authentic selves through joyful and effective self-care practices.

    Commenting on the campaign film, Padukone said, “Practicing simple acts of self-care consistently helps me stay grounded and enables me to feel my most centred. With 82°E, the hope is to inspire us all to prioritise our well-being by practising acts of self care that are simple, joyful, effective, and evoke the feeling of ‘home.’ Through our inaugural campaign, “Feels like home,” we bring to life the geographical aspect of home, as also captured in our brand name, alongside the creative interpretation of the emotion, all while staying true to the product promise.”

    Spring Marketing Capital founder and creative partner Arun Iyer said, “It has been a privilege to bring alive the world of 82°E. From the beginning, this project pushed us to dream and break the traditions of perfection in the category. Each product, although simple, is exquisite, rooted in Indian ethos with a global outlook. We had to bring the brand to life with the same level of craftsmanship. Our campaign thought, “Feels like home,” is brought to life via authentic, unfiltered voices while building a solid connection with the brand name.”

    IDEO executive director for global beauty Heather Boesch said, “It has been a joy to serve as a global strategic partner for 82°E since its inception. The brand is genuinely committed to elevating self-care as part of overall well-being. And while it is born in India, 82°E is for the world, and we have worked side by side with its co-founders and partners to ensure that every facet of the brand, from its products to its messaging to its aesthetics, reflects the brand’s core philosophy: rooted in India and global in its outlook and appeal. We can’t wait for the whole world to fall in love with 82°E.”

  • Mamaearth rolls out new campaign “#IssWinterGlowNaturally” with Shilpa Shetty Kundra

    Mamaearth rolls out new campaign “#IssWinterGlowNaturally” with Shilpa Shetty Kundra

    Mumbai: Mamaearth has launched its latest integrated marketing campaign, “#IssWinterGlowNaturally,” featuring Shilpa Shetty Kundra.

    The campaign film was created by Mamaearth’s internal creative team and produced by Estoot.

    The campaign film highlights the brand ideology of bringing the wisdom and goodness of household DIY recipes into easy-to-use formats with the same goodness of natural ingredients without any toxins. What’s the most frequently used recipe in Indian households for dry and dull winter skin? Of course, it’s honey and malai.

    The film opens with Shilpa Shetty Kundra walking into her friend’s house and unfolding a scenario that leaves her intrigued and confused. To help her friend with a trusted natural solution without all this ‘chip chip’ and ‘jhanjhat’, Shilpa recommends Mamaearth Honey Malai Cold Cream. Crafted with the goodness of natural ingredients like ‘honey’ and ‘malai,’ the cold cream is toxin-free and made safe certified. She is positioning Mamaearth Honey Malai as an easier way of giving one’s skin the moisturization and nourishment it needs this winter.

    The film is a simple yet powerful representation of the brand’s philosophy and product proposition of “goodness inside.”

    Talking about the campaign, Mamaearth co-founder and chief information officer Ghazal Alagh said, “With the growing awareness of the benefits of traditional ingredients and recipes, millennials are increasingly looking for products with natural ingredients that are safe. Mamaearth has been striving to bring together nature’s goodness with science and create a product portfolio inspired by our grandmother’s kitchen recipes and filled with goodness inside. Honey and malai are very common ingredients that we have seen at home for ages; hence, we decided to launch this range and present to our consumers a product that provides the goodness of these ingredients hassle-free. Through this film, we have tried to highlight the latest proposition and offering, and we are certain it will resonate with the millennials, and they will choose nature’s goodness with Mamaearth’s Honey Malai range.”

    “I have always strongly believed in traditional homemade tricks and age-old self-care hacks. One of the reasons for partnering with Mamaearth was their strong foundation in keeping the ethos of Ayurveda alive with ancient recipes innovating and catering to modern consumers today. With the Mamaearth Honey Malai Cold Cream, the brand reiterates its belief in the goodness of nature, not just in caring for your skin but also Mother Earth, and I hope the consumers relate to the film and choose Mamaearth goodness as I did,” says Shilpa Shetty Kundra.

    Estoot founder Navkiran Brar added, “This campaign showcases our shared creative ethos: simple stories that are clutter-breaking. By mixing humour with traditional wisdom – like Honey Malai for dry winter skin – we’ve created an honest communication piece that will resonate with viewers of all ages.”

  • Titan Eye+ partners with Ogilvy for new campaign with Ayushmann Khurrana

    Titan Eye+ partners with Ogilvy for new campaign with Ayushmann Khurrana

    Mumbai: Titan Eye+ has rolled out a new campaign featuring its brand ambassador, Ayushmann Khurrana, who presents a refreshing take on the signature Titan music while showcasing the advantages of Titan Eye+ over others.

    Conceptualised by Ogilvy, the ad takes an exceptional creative route; it is devoid of voice-overs and dialogues and uses the signature Titan Symphony to deliver the key messages. As music is the universal language, characters communicate with each other in whistles using the popular and well-known Titan Music, as Ayushmann Khurrana effortlessly provides a walkthrough of the Titan Eye+ experience.

    With the tagline “Experts Who Care,” Titan Eye+ launched its campaign earlier this year and urged consumers to ask the right questions while purchasing spectacles. In its sequel, it presents three compelling reasons to choose Titan Eye+, which delivers value for money to consumers.

    First and foremost, expert eyecare is provided through a comprehensive 20-step eye test by a qualified optometrist, a practise uncommon in the industry. Secondly, a choice of over 1,000 award-winning spectacles and sunglasses. Last but not least, exceptional customer service has earned the trust of over 500,000 customers, with a Google rating of 4.9 out of 5. All of this for the low, low price of Rs 999.

    Commenting on the new campaign, Titan marketing head of eyecare division Maneesh Krishnamurthy said, “It is our ongoing effort to lead consumer conversation in the eyewear category that’s often dominated by price and discount. It is our perspective that Indian consumers are value-conscious and not merely price-conscious.”

    Titan Eye+ provides great value for money with expertise in eye testing, care in recommending the correct solution, and a wide choice starting at Rs 999, making us India’s most trusted eyewear retailer with a 4.9 out of 5 rating on Google. That we could say all this without uttering a single word makes this truly enjoyable.”

    Speaking about the campaign idea, Ogilvy South chief creative officer Puneet Kapoor said, “Brands like Titan Eye + that deliver consumer delight at all touchpoints do generate great word of mouth. And our very talented team on Titan Eye+ came up with the idea that there was no better expression for word of mouth than whistling the beloved Titan tune. The idea had instant likability and took a lot of detailing and designing with the director to deliver the message charmingly.”

  • Pepsi announces new campaign ‘More Fizz, More Refreshing’

    Pepsi announces new campaign ‘More Fizz, More Refreshing’

    Mumbai: Pepsi has rolled out a new ad film that continues to elevate its philosophy of “More Fizz, More Refreshing,” featuring brand ambassador Salman Khan.

    The new film reiterates that Pepsi is the voice and choice of the swag generation. The campaign’s core message is to encourage young people to try Pepsi, which is now offering a more fizzy refreshing experience to consumers.

    The new Pepsi TVC will be amplified via a robust 360-degree campaign. Pepsi is available in single and multi serve packs across all modern and traditional retail outlets in India, as well as on leading e-commerce platforms.  

    The film opens with a young couple sitting at a diner, where a waitress serves them a bottle of chilled Pepsi. The guy gets up, walks to the waitress, and asks her to serve them a cola beverage with more fizz, and he is overheard by none other than superstar and swag ambassador Salman Khan, who is seated nearby.

    Khan, in his irreverent swagger, passes on a glass of cola and asks him to try it. The boy’s thirst is dramatically quenched, and he asks the waitress if he wants the same cola beverage as the one given to him just now. Hearing this, Khan says he was just given Pepsi, which surprises the boy because he hadn’t expected Pepsi to have so much fizz. The boy then picks up a bottle of Pepsi and is seen enjoying the more refreshing experience that it has to offer.

    Speaking on the film, PepsiCo India Pepsi Cola category lead Saumya Rathor said, “Pepsi’s new campaign brings alive the philosophy of swag and refreshment with more fizz. This campaign is pivoting on driving trials while maintaining the brand’s quintessential irreverent challenger spirit. Working with Salman has been an absolute delight, and we are sure all Pepsi lovers will enjoy his new swag avatar in the film.”

  • Otrivin’s new initiative turns air pollution into pencils

    Otrivin’s new initiative turns air pollution into pencils

    Mumabi: Otrivin Breathe Clean has launched a new initiative, “Pollution Capture Pencils,” turning pollution waste by-products into school supplies for local children.

    Air pollution is considered the world’s largest environmental health threat, with 98 per cent of children in India breathing toxic air.

    The programme promotes the adoption of everyday actions that help reduce the impact of air pollution on children’s breathing health.

    For the first phase of this initiative, three schools with the poorest air quality across Bengaluru were identified to partner with. Otrivin Breathe Clean installed twenty-two sustainable and self-cleaning air purifiers across these three schools, in a bid to improve the air quality of approximately one thousand school children every day, in this innovative pilot project.

    After two months, these specially designed purifiers, installed both inside and outside the school buildings, had together cleaned over two billion cubic feet of polluted air. The toxic air particles, or ‘pollution residue’ were then gathered to mix with graphite.

    This mixture was used as the core of 10,000 pencils, which were specially produced and designed to be distributed by teachers to students for use as tools for multiple interventions to raise funds for the installation of more air purifiers. Otrivin Breathe Clean focused on the solution and transformed the pollution residue into pencils, which will act as instruments of change for the kids.

    The pencils, which come in specially designed packs designed by local Bengaluru artist Gautam Datta, reflect the identity and personality of each school and its students.

    Haleon Indian subcontinent head of marketing Anurita Chopra said, “We are led by our purpose—to deliver better everyday health to humanity. In order for people to be healthy, they need to be living in a healthy world, which includes having clean air to breathe. However, air pollution is having a catastrophic impact on our ability to breathe clean air, especially amongst children, who perhaps contribute the least to this problem but are affected the most. We hope that the “Pollution Capture Pencils” initiative, as part of Otrivin’s “Actions to Breathe Cleaner” program, inspires people to take simple actions to make the world a better place to live in and breathe. Do watch out for the next chapters of the campaign, wherein we use these pencils to bring forward the expressions of the children to help build awareness as well as help many more to breathe clean.”

    Panjurli Labs CEO Ashik SV said, “People all over the world are looking at India as a growing economy, but at the same time I feel India has a huge role to play in terms of helping the global economy. But first, we need to make the children healthy. Through this project, we are trying to ensure the same. The thing I’m happiest about is that every day more and more kids are able to breathe clean air for 6-7 hours per day and that we’re able to protect them during that time.”

  • Agoda ropes in Rashmika Mandanna to launch first ad film in India

    Agoda ropes in Rashmika Mandanna to launch first ad film in India

    Mumbai: Agoda has launched its first-ever digital ad in India, featuring popular actress Rashmika Mandanna. The campaign film was launched on Facebook and YouTube on 7 November.

    The campaign is designed by McCann Worldgroup. The agency leveraged their deep cultural understanding of evolving India to create a concept that resonates with families throughout the country.

    The ad film addresses pain points faced by many when trying to plan a family holiday. It features a lighthearted reenactment of classic Bollywood scenes while highlighting the difficulties in incorporating everyone’s needs into the final destination decision process.

    The ad messaging seeks to focus on the ease of planning and booking travel on Agoda’s hassle-free platform and app. This campaign has the theme, “Holiday Bookings? No more drama” encourages travellers to try Agoda, and is part of its growing focus on the India market, following successful influencer campaigns across the country over the last year.

    In a nod to real life’s obsession with capturing everything on camera, the ad opens with Mandanna in a home setting surrounded by her “reel” family, trying hard to book a vacation that satisfies everyone’s needs.

    Her family is seen debating over different aspects of the vacation and their personal preferences, including affordability, activities, spacious rooms, and free breakfast, among others. Over the top and quirky personalities that mimic relatable characters Indians have grown up watching—a mother with a thali in her hand, brothers dressed like bickering warriors, and a father “balancing the books” or “holding the purse strings”—are saved with the help of Mandanna using the Agoda app to find solutions to their woes.

    Agoda senior vice president of marketing Matteo Frigerio explained, “India is a dynamic market and one where we have seen real growth for our accommodation and flight products. We want to connect more with Indian travellers and partners alike, and we hope this collaboration with Mandanna will reflect the fun side of our brand, endearing us to Indian customers in a memorable and relatable way. The ad strikes a chord because it weaves in the real-life dilemmas faced by many people booking a family getaway, while working with Mandanna gives Agoda added authenticity and profile to reach new audiences in India.”

    Speaking on the partnership, Mandanna said, “I love to set off on new adventures whenever my filming schedule permits, and I need a travel app that lets me plan those trips easily. When travelling with family or friends, as I’m sure many people can relate, you want to make sure everyone is happy and their needs are met, but it can take a lot of back and forth to make that happen perfectly! I loved Agoda’s approach to this ad, which played on those real-life dilemmas in a fun and engaging way. We had fun filming in a Bollywood-esque style with me as the heroine who manages to use the Agoda app to find a holiday spot that suits my macho ‘brothers’ need for a gym, my ‘mother’s’ request for free breakfasts and of course my ‘dad’s’ desire for great value deals. I am thrilled to have partnered with Agoda for their first-ever digital ad in India, and hope you #TryAgoda while planning your next trip.”

  • See how every app is advertising for Cadbury 5 Star for free!

    See how every app is advertising for Cadbury 5 Star for free!

    Mumbai: Cadbury 5 Star has taken its famous tagline “Do Nothing” a notch higher. While other brands spend a fortune on deploying ads and in-app banners during the festive season, Cadbury 5 Star has reduced its budget to zero and declared that it can now “do nothing” to advertise.

    That’s because the brand has simplified its logo into a graphic of five stars. Now every time any app asks for a rating, the five blank stars on the app screen will resemble the new 5-star logo, which means every app will end up advertising for the product without even intending to. As a result, the brand is now visible across apps without the need to spend or do anything.

    Conceptualised by Ogilvy, the one-of-a-kind “#5StarsEverywhere” campaign cuts through the noise of regular, high-budget promotional activities by deftly playing on what the brand does best: innovate.

    Ratings have become an integral part of all D2C services, from food and grocery delivery to audio books and online shopping. Executing yet another brave idea, Cadbury 5 Star jumped at this opportunity and made itself synonymous with ratings across the board, essentially hijacking every app platform and smartly turning it around to be an ad for the chocolate.

    With their new logo now present all over the internet, the brand now plans to hijack other mediums for free advertising over the coming weeks, by leveraging this crazy approach.

    Speaking about this creative advertising, Mondelez India vice president of marketing Nitin Saini said, “With every subsequent Cadbury 5 Star campaign, we have strived to do something out of the box while shining a spotlight on the “Do Nothing” proposition. As a youth-centric brand, all our recent efforts were aimed to resonate with the current generation, from NothingCoin to our Valentine’s Day alibi campaign, “My Cousin’s Wedding.” Now with “#5StarsEverywhere,” the goal is to get consumers to engage with the brand in the most inventive way possible. By simply tweaking our logo, the brand has created waves by investing next to nothing in advertising and still gaining maximum eyeballs across almost every app. Steering away from the quintessential way of promoting, Cadbury 5 Star adds a fresh perspective by relaxing and leveraging the five-star review on the apps to spread the sweet message, “Do Nothing.””

    Talking about the unique concept, Ogilvy India chief creative officer Sukesh Nayak said, “Cadbury 5 Star believes in the philosophy of “Doing Nothing.” To solidify this idea in young minds, we conceptualised a smart hack with “#5StarEverywhere.” This is a disruptive app takeover idea that maximises partnerships by ensuring that 5 Star’s brand logo integration happens effortlessly across apps that have a rating mechanism. In the festive season, when brands bombard consumers with thousands of branded ads, we cleverly redesigned the 5 Star wrapper to mimic the “ratings” sections that are present across most apps and subliminally turned them into ads for 5 Star. So now anyone who sees an app rating page will think of Cadbury 5 Star. Yes, you will see a 5 Star literally everywhere. The list goes across platforms, service categories, languages, and countries. What adds to the fun, thanks to our ingenious idea, is that the brand will be literally everywhere and be part of fun conversations by doing nothing beyond the regular media budget.”

  • Dish TV’s D2H repositions itself as direct-to-heart

    Dish TV’s D2H repositions itself as direct-to-heart

    Mumbai : Dish TV India’s D2H has rolled out a campaign introducing the new brand positioning “direct-to-heart.” The campaign shows how D2H brings families together and gives them the sheer joy of sharing happy moments while watching TV.

    Featuring brand ambassador Rishabh Pant, the campaign was conceptualised by Lowe Lintas. The brand will run the campaign through TV, BTL, digital platforms, and home channels to amplify it.

    D2H in its new brand avatar focuses on its connection, going beyond just a provider of content to an enabler of collective viewing for Indian families. This is captured in the main thought, as the brand reframes itself in the “direct-to-home” (DTH) category by positioning itself as a connection that touches the lives of consumers and forms a bond that’s “direct-to-heart.”

    The industry has changed over the last two years owing to the pandemic. The budget-conscious subscribers’ pockets have stretched because of successive lockdowns, while consumers in the upper and middle segments are moving towards HD and OTT platforms. To cater to the changing needs of its customers, D2H overhauled the complete packaging. Over the years, the brand has designed affordable monthly SD and HD combos, made HD add-ons economical, and made the combos simple and easy to understand. It has also come up with competitive market offers and lucrative trade schemes for the partners.

    Speaking of the repositioning campaign, Dish TV India group CEO Anil Dua said, “As a DTH company, we have the unique advantage of having two brands, and we are leveraging this by using the power of both our brands. In this context, for our D2H brand, we have launched completely new packaging, introduced extremely competitive customer offers to the market, brought in a new brand ambassador, and have now launched a new brand campaign. This campaign is the culmination of a year-long deep dive into the brand’s connection with its loyal customers to draw out key insights. The new campaign leverages these insights and brings together the association of the D2H brand with cricket and family viewing into the creative platform of “direct-to-heart.””

    Commenting on the new D2H campaign, Dish TV India D2H corporate head-marketing Sugato Banerji said, “We are increasingly witnessing a fragmentation of families, each one busy with different things and pursuits. In this context, the new brand view we are taking in D2H is that TV has a large role in bringing families together. Our new campaign is built on this understanding and draws from the new positioning of D2H, direct-to-heart. With the large-scale investments we are making in strengthening the D2H brand. I am confident that we will gain market share in the next few months.”

    Speaking from the creative side, Lowe Lintas regional creative officer Vasudha Misra said, “In an age of fragmented content consumption, the new brand expression of “direct-to-heart” touches upon the joy that single-platform access to great entertainment can bring to the entire family. Our story revolves around an exuberant kid as he ‘breaks the fourth wall’ with his favourite cricketer, Rishabh Pant, seeking his help so that he can rally his family members to witness a nail-biting finish. A sweet and innocent take that leaves you with a smile.”

  • Lotus Make-Up ropes in Vaani Kapoor as brand ambassador

    Lotus Make-Up ropes in Vaani Kapoor as brand ambassador

    Mumbai: The premium vegan makeup brand Lotus Make-Up has roped in Bollywood actress Vaani Kapoor as the brand ambassador for its range of skin-friendly natural makeup products.

    The key message of the campaign is “#MyMakeupMyWay,” in which the brand film talks about breaking stereotypes about how makeup can be worn guilt-free throughout the day.

    As the face of the brand, Kapoor will appear in a high-voltage multimedia campaign spanning digital, OTT platforms, OOH, social media, and multiplexes PAN India.

    During her two-year association with the brand, she will endorse the Lotus’ proedit and ecostay range of high-performance, daily-usable vegan make-up that is easy on the skin, non-toxic, paraben-free, and cruelty-free.

    With an extensive media plan, the brand will run a digital video campaign, which will play out on the brand’s social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter. In addition, Lotus Make-Up will run the brand film at leading multiplexes across the country to grab eyeballs for maximum visibility.

    In the film, Kapoor is seen using Lotus Make-Up products at a get-together during the day, on a road trip, and at an evening party. The stunning actress, who readily connects with millennials and gen-z, resonates with today’s modern consumers, who are charmed by her beauty, flawless complexion, and personality. Lotus Make-Up plans to leverage her extraordinary popularity to reach out to aspirational consumers across India.

    Commenting on the association, Lotus Herbals chairman and managing director Nitin Passi said, “We are delighted to have Vaani Kapoor endorse the Lotus makeup brand since she resonates with our brand’s commitment to clean and non-toxic beauty. We launched Lotus Make-Up in 2011 and were the first Indian vegan makeup brand to hit the market. Today’s discerning consumers are eco-conscious and on the lookout for makeup products that provide safety, efficacy, and ethical practices. The high-performance product offerings from Lotus Make-Up tick all the boxes and appeal to a wide spectrum of consumers who wish to use only natural products for their makeup regime.”

    Kapoor elaborated, ‘I am happy to be associated with Lotus Make-Up, a brand that is focused on ethical and sustainable beauty. I love their products as they are vegan, cruelty-free, and free of parabens and other toxic ingredients. Their product range takes care of all my makeup needs and works beautifully for all occasions.’

  • Supradyn Immuno+ partners with Lowe Lintas for new campaign

    Supradyn Immuno+ partners with Lowe Lintas for new campaign

    Mumbai: Supradyn Immuno+ has rolled out a new campaign urging consumers to unlock their inner strength by taking a daily booster shot.

    The campaign further creates awareness on how the combined power of nature and science can help achieve upto 100 per cent immunity confidence

    Conceptualized by Lowe Lintas Mumbai, the campaign is rooted in the growing importance of immunity boosting in an age of new infections. Its campaign perpetuates awareness on how adding a multivitamin to our diet can help unlock daily and long-term immunity needs, thus further drawing curtains on the benefits of Supradyn Immuno+.

    The campaign is already live across the brand’s online platforms and is being promoted via TV spots, digital ads and other online and offline mediums.

    The pan-India campaign aims at targeting young Indian consumers aspiring to live in their prime, across all its key markets. The launch is further supported by the new and unique formulation of Immuno+, a perfect blend of science with natural ingredients like haldi and tulsi to cater daily immunity requirements.

    Bayer Consumer Health Division India country head Sandeep Verma said, “The covid pandemic has caused consumers to reset their focus, making immunity key for every household. This presented a need for an authority to come in and help simplify and educate how people could ensure maximum immunity. The launch of Immuno+ marks an important milestone for Supradyn which in its six-decade-long rich legacy has been helping consumers make self-care more accessible.”

    Talking about the campaign, Bayer Consumer Health India marketing and digital head Ritu Mittal commented, “Timeless natural immunity boosters like tulsi (holy basil) and turmeric have been long known to us Indians as our go-to home remedy. With its rich anti-viral, anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, the power of these natural ingredients when combined with science can help boost one’s immunity. Rooted in this insight, Supradyn’s new campaign for Immnuo+ lays emphasis on the brand’s role in enhancing one’s daily and long-term immunity needs, thus encouraging consumers to add Supradyn Immuno+ to their daily diet for 100 per cent immunity confidence.”

    Speaking of the creative side, Lowe Lintas executive director Tasneem Ali said, “We are delighted to be a part of the launch of Supradyn’s Immuno+, a milestone that brings to light a timely conversation around boosting immunity in a simple yet memorable form. Our take on the brief from the get-go was to create a campaign that not only educates our audiences but also gives them a first-hand solution. The light-hearted film will make the consumer stop and reflect on ways to achieve 100 per cent immunity confidence.”

    The campaign film showcases how people have grown more conscious towards boosting immunity in a post pandemic era. The mere idea of taking booster shots daily might sound bizarre, but when combined with the power of nature and science, one Supradyn Immuno+ with your daily diet can help enhance one’s immunity.