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Campaign Spotlight: The Water Bottle with a Lump That Teaches Women How to Examine Their Breasts from SIP and GIGIL

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October is an important month for every woman, as this is the month dedicated to breast cancer awareness. Rightly so, as with the ​30,954 cancer-related deaths annually in the Philippines—24.9% of it is from breast cancer. What is more alarming is that 1 out of 13 Filipinas is at risk of getting the disease.

That’s why while most brands would just be content to don the pink ribbon to show support, SIP Purified Water and ideas agency GIGIL decided to take things a step further to really make a difference—by creating a special bottle that teaches women to examine themselves for a lump.

And as 1 out of 13 Filipinas can develop breast cancer, 1 out of 13 SIP bottles sport the lump. The challenge? Buy SIP and look for the lump. And as one examines the bottle if it has one, the woman should also examine her breasts for a lump by following the simple instructions on the bottle.

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A simple effort in encouraging women to check themselves, which can make a lifetime of a difference.

With Maine Mendoza’s help in advocating the cause, thousands of Filipino women were reached.

Making the campaign land on the #4 spot of Twitter’s trending list. Getting not just praise and admiration, but also giving Filipinas a chance to save their ​hinaharap.

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