CROAKIE OAKIE WITH A.VOGEL’S ECHINAFORCE

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From the 19th of June to the 7th of July, A. Vogel Echinaforce is giving away R4 000 to one lucky winner each day during the Smile 90.4FM Afternoon Drive. At 16h20, the drive team will hum the Croakie Oakie. If you can decipher the song they are humming, then enter for your chance to win R4 000 cash by SMSing first word FLU, followed by the name of the song and the artist to 45729. If your correct entry is chosen, you will win R 4 000 cash!

SMS costs R1.50.

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Well, well, well! You can have a healthy winter with A.Vogel’s Echinaforce
Colds and flu are the world’s most common illnesses.  Young children get between six and twelve infections a year and adults between two and four.  There’s no cure but nature offers a powerful solution to prevent and treat these illnesses: A.Vogel’s Echinaforce.
Echinaforce® is clinically proven to prevent and treat colds and flu.  It’s antiviral, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and regulates the immune system, building resistance to infections.  If you do get sick, Echinaforce reduces the severity of symptoms, helping you recover quicker. Want to avoid the doctor this winter? The latest research on Echinaforce shows it helps prevent complications like tonsillitis, sinusitis, middle ear infections, bronchitis and pneumonia that are often responsible for antibiotic treatment, especially in children.
Echinaforce is available in liquid and tablets from pharmacies and health shops nationally. Safe for long term use.

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