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Colgate Reprograms Vending Machines To Remind You To Brush [THE BRIEF]

Jul 18, 2014, 18:51 IST

Colgate and Y&R Puerto Rico joined forces to send a message to candy consumers by reprogramming a vending machines. Each time someone purchased a candy bar, the machine automatically dished out a free sample of toothpaste while the machine read "Don't forget to brush."

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