Tampon brand Lil-lets avoids TV restrictions with YouTube video
LONDON - Lil-lets, the feminine hygiene brand, has launched an online campaign for its compact applicator range of tampons.
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The brand has released a YouTube video, which compares a Lil-lets tampon with its competitor brand Tampax Compak when dipped into water.
Lil-lets senior brand manager Jackie Roberts said: ‘YouTube is the perfect platform for us to show women how a Lil-lets tampon help prevent leaks. Strict regulations restrict us from showing this on TV.'
The dip-test video is part of a £750,000 marketing campaign. Lil-lets will also distribute over 500,000 samples to 25-45 year old women in city centres throughout the country.
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