Cold and flu season is upon us and many of us find ourselves seeking congestion relief. You can find that much needed relief this cold and flu season from Advil® Congestion Relief. You can also win some much needed relief for your community through the Advil® Congestion Relief Project.
Recognizing that congestion comes in many forms, from a stuffy nose to a crowded street, the makers of Advil® Congestion Relief are helping consumers breathe easier by alleviating congestion in two ways this cold and flu season – by providing the right relief for sinus congestion and relief to congestion problems facing communities around the country through the Advil® Congestion Relief Project.
The cold and flu brand is putting a twist on its tagline – “The Right Relief for the Real Problem,” and providing literal relief in congested places across the U.S. form undersupplied schools, congested traffic lanes and more. In its firs relief stop, the Advil® Congestion Relief Project unveiled a new library at P.S. 130 in the Bronx on Tuesday, November 15.
The Advil® Congestion Relief Project is looking for additional communities in need of relief. You can even enter your own community story by answering the following questions:
- What’s congested in your community?
- How does that affect your community?
- How could Advil® Congestion Relief relieve your community’s congestion?
Its part of a nationwide effort to help communities fight congestion. Be sure to visit the Advil® Congestion Relief Project for more information and to suggest your community for some congestion relief and a chance to win a prize up to $30,000 for your community.
The Giveaway
One lucky About A Mom reader will win a 10-count package of Advil® Congestion Relief (a retail value of $7.99). Giveaway is open to US only, ages 18+. Please enter using the Rafflecopter entry form below.
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I am a member of One2One Network and this post is part of a sponsored campaign I received both product and compensation for my time. I make no claims about Advil Congestion Relief as a product or it’s effectiveness.
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