Imedeen launches skin-care challenge

Anti-aging skin-care supplement Imedeen is launching a 90-day challenge to encourage women to do more for themselves by adding Imedeen Time Perfection tablets to their daily skin-care routine. Launching March 14, the challenge asks women to purchase a three-month product supply and enroll for the program online at YouCanDoMore.ca. Participants will be asked to complete […]

Anti-aging skin-care supplement Imedeen is launching a 90-day challenge to encourage women to do more for themselves by adding Imedeen Time Perfection tablets to their daily skin-care routine.

Launching March 14, the challenge asks women to purchase a three-month product supply and enroll for the program online at YouCanDoMore.ca.

Participants will be asked to complete a questionnaire every 30 days. Imedeen will provide expert skin-care advice via e-mail, as well as online monthly skin evaluations, to monitor results.

“This is a way that we can explain to people how Imedeen works and how they can benefit from using it,” said Pat Browne, vice-president, marketing, Nordic Selfcare Institute, distributors of Imedeen. “We’re sold on the idea of quick fixes, and truthfully your skin doesn’t quick fix anywhere; it takes about three months for your skin cells to regenerate.”

Customers will receive a full refund if they are not satisfied with their results after the 90-day trial, said Browne.

Imedeen’s retail partners, Shoppers Drug Mart and Pharmaprix, will promote the challenge through complimentary onsite skin analysis, point-of-purchase materials, coupons and in-store events in Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto and Montreal.

Imedeen Time Perfection tablets retail for $95 for a 30-day supply. However, consumers can buy a two-month supply and receive the third for free when they purchase Imedeen at Shoppers and Pharmaprix.

Public relations activities, handled by The Siren Group Inc., include sponsorship, media relations and special events.

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