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  • To spread awareness about sexual health and better the product

    Manforce collaborates with sexologist Dr Prakash Kothari

    By Our Staff

     

    Manforce Condoms has collaborated with sexologist Dr Prakash Kothari to spread awareness about sexual health and well-being and to better the product under his guidance.

     

    Talking about the association, Joy Chatterjee, General Manager, Sales and Marketing, said: “We are delighted to collaborate with Dr. Kothari as we couldn’t find better than him as he is the best in the industry. He has captivated generations of readers through his writings on sex and sexuality. With Dr Kothari’s guidance we have improved on the product; thinness, increasing the width of dots, added ribs, how dots should be placed on a condom and many other learnings have been incorporated to make the end product better. Also, we share a common aim; to unmask several sexual myths, misconceptions and misdirection’s of the audience. Through this collaboration we wish to provide best quality product to enjoy the pleasure.”

     

     

  • To promote customer safety with tagline #DontMessAround

    Manforce condoms launches new campaign

    By Our Staff

    Manforce Condoms launches new campaign #DontMessAround to promote customer safety.

    Said Joy Chatterjee, DGM, Mankind Pharma: “Through this campaign the intention is to show how messy of an experience it can be if you decide to go raw instead of using a condom. We have always been committed towards our customer’s safety and want to ensure that sex always stays as an act of pleasure, along with safety. We want to communicate to the masses #DontMessAround, Put on a Manforce to avoid unprotected sex and sexual diseases”.

     

     

  • An initiative to curb rise in child pornography material

    Manforce Condoms unveils #ProtectChildhood campaign

    By A Correspondent

     

    Condom brand Manforce Condoms has come up with a new video campaign #ProtectChildhood to curb the rise in child pornography material.

     

    According to the reports submitted to the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB), more than 25,000 cases of suspected child pornography material were uploaded. The  reports suggest that  there has been a sharp rise in child pornography content and sadly there has been a constant decrease in the age of the victims.

     

    Said Rajeev Juneja, CEO, Mankind Pharma: “For us, responsibility towards the society comes first. As a part of our initiative, we want to inform and make the parents aware about the sharp rise in the content of child pornography and give a strong message to #ProtectChildhood. Through our campaign we request and urge the parents to not leave their children unattended and have complete control over their online activities. They should have regular conversations and build a friendly relationship with their children, and keep them informed of the current situation.  While the internet has many positives, it does have a dark side, and it’s the responsibility of the parents to not leave their children unsupervised.”

     

     

  • The campaign attempted to drive home the point that all this pleasure should not be had without protection

    Manforce Condoms Unveils #BetterEndings Campaign for Father’s Day

    By A Correspondent

     

    Given that couples spent a lot of time together in the Lockdown, Manforce Condoms has come up Manforce flavoured condoms with reference to the Father’s Day campaign to drive home the point that all this pleasure should not be had without protection.

     

    The #BetterEndings campaign has been conceptualised and executed by Grapes Digital.  Said Shradha Agarwal, Co-founder and COO of the agency: “Keeping in mind the current pandemic situation: ‘quarantine babies’ and with population increasing day by day, Father’s day is the best occasion to warn men against the fatherhood situation that they will land in if they do not use protection. We recommend using Manforce condoms because trust us it’s great to have a kid, but it’s also a responsibility, if you are not ready. So, who doesn’t like the ending, we have a better one and for all those who do, Manforce Condoms wishes them Happy Father’s Day!”

     

    Adde Joy Chatterjee, DGM, Mankind Pharma: “We always drive awareness towards safe intimate relations. Through this campaign we want to promote #BetterEndings of the intimate moments between the couples. This campaign is an initiative to reach out to the masses to apprise them that we all should have fun and make the most of this time of being together, but let’s be cautious and take necessary preventive measures.”

     

     

  • The campaign aimed at driving awareness about the risks associated with recording one’s private moments on the phone

    Manforce unveils second phase of campaign

    By A Correspondent

     

    Last year, Manforce Condoms took to the internet with its campaign #ShutThePhoneUp. The campaign aimed at driving awareness about the risks associated with recording one’s private moments on the phone.

     

    In 2017, the campaign video showed how losing a phone can be a nightmare for a newly-married couple. This year, the brand continued the conversation by talking about how deleted data can be retrieved and jeopardize everything.

     

    Said Shradha Agarwal, COO & Co-Founder, Grapes Digital, the Mankind agency:  “People need to realise that apart from social networking, there is also a dark side to technology. Tools that are used to retrieve deleted data, can be used for unethical purposes, like retrieving compromising information. This information had to reach people. From circulating the MMS to encouraging people to take up the oath and then onto enabling them to #ResetItRight, we aimed at informing people that regardless of the safety tools, apps & mechanisms, their safety lies in their own hands and nowhere else. The center of it all was driving the main message of preventing people from shooting that MMS, and to #ShutThePhoneUp,”

     

    Added Rajeev Juneja, CEO, Mankind Pharma: “We always strive at bringing about a social change and drive awareness towards ‘safe sex’. But the sexual experience is no more limited to physical intimacy – we can all become victims of voyeurism in some form or the other. It must be understood that the only way to stay safe from voyeurism is by not recording videos or sharing risqué images at all. The campaign needs to reach as many people as it can and for that we request the people of the country to come out in support and take the pledge to #ShutThePhoneUp.”