[Resolved] Horlicks — Misleading ad? | |
The new ad of horlicks, which says that children who drink horlicks regularly, grow twice as fast as those who dont, sounds a little dodgy. No details are given about the parameters of the study. What are the socio-economic strata of both groups? If children of lower income group(who obviously don't get to drink fancy protein drinks) are being compared to those from higher classes, there obviously will be a difference in the growth patterns. Emails sent to the company are not being replied to. Your views!!! Was this information helpful? | |
Aug 14, 2020 Complaint marked as Resolved | |
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Horlicks which was once considered a recovery drink was given to sick people to recover faster. That was the quality in those days(90's). Soon after other competitors mushroomed the market, the quality of Horlicks has come down drastically just to compete with the price competition. Today's Horlicks is just more of flavoring and sugar. Take a spoon full of plain Horlicks and have it. You can taste more sweetness than other ingredients. I don't know if its a ethical way to compete. But for now the truth is horlics quality has come down to nil. Only their ads are healthy not their product.
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