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Chemist4U sells prescription weight-loss medicines online, which UK rules say cannot be advertised to the public.
The problem is documented by somebody with nothing to gain from the agency winning the work.
How we know
"The six-figure remit, which will initially focus on weight-loss solutions", covering influencer marketing, thought leadership, media relations and corporate reputation management. UK law prohibits advertising prescription-only medicines to the public.
| Who says so | PRWeek's Pitch Update. No second trade report; the agency's own channels carry campaign posts, which confirms the relationship is live but is the agency talking about itself. Read it |
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| A second source | No second independent trade report found. Cirkle's own social channels carry campaign posts for Chemist4U weight-loss work, which confirms the relationship is live but is the agency talking about itself. |
| What the agency was asked to do | Not published as a quoted brief. On record: a six-figure remit that will initially focus on weight-loss solutions and covers influencer marketing, thought leadership, media relations and corporate reputation management. |
| How that happened | PRWeek's Pitch Update records the hire and the size of the remit but does not say whether there was a pitch, name rival agencies, or name an incumbent. |
| How long it took | Reported 18 July 2025. No term published. |
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