Benjamin Li
Sep 15, 2011

Fortune Pharmacal reminds us we need to go 'extra miles'

Metta Communications has launched Fortune Pharmacal’s first thematic TV ad campaign, using a touching yet uplifting real-life story of Paralympics Games Gold medalist So Wah-wai, to remind audiences of the need to take "one step further" in order to gain fortune and wellness in life.

Metta Communications has launched Fortune Pharmacal’s first thematic TV ad campaign, using a touching yet uplifting real-life story of Paralympics Games Gold medalist So Wah-wai, to remind audiences of the need to take

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