Flu medication poster ad saying 'Nakakan**t' is fake -- Unilab | Inquirer News

Flu medication poster ad saying ‘Nakakan**t’ is fake — Unilab

By: - Reporter / @DYGalvezINQ
/ 01:19 PM February 11, 2019

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MANILA, Philippines – A poster ad of a flu medication that bears a sexually-inappropriate message is fake.

Unilab, Inc. has assured the public that the poster ad of the Bioflu Non-Drowsy which has been circulating on social media, bearing the tagline: “Flu Relief Na ‘Di Nakakan**t,” is a fake photo.

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“We would like to inform the public that the malicious image circulating in social media is a fake photo,” Unilab said in a statement.

The company clarified that the poster was “not directly or indirectly” created and released by Unilab or the Bioflu Non-Drowsy.

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“The brand/company does not use vulgar language in any of its communication and ad materials,” it added.

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Unilab said that the poster originally read “Flu Relief Na ‘Di Nakakaantok.”

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Unilab said the photo had circulated on social media since Feb. 6 at about 7 p.m.

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A Facebook post bearing the photo of the fake poster ad has accumulated over 5,700 shares, 4,900 reactions and 2,800 comments. /cbb

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