Ive done one on one of the prescription drugs, and I also want to do a complaint against the 5 hour Energy drinks because it isnt really healthy. The healthy choice is to get enough sleep, eat well, and do some exercise such as aerobics.

I need to know who the advertiser of
5-Hour Energy: Mr. "Do You Know What 2:30 Feels Like?" - I cant find the advertiser of this ad???

The product which is being advertised is the 5 Hour energy drink.

Ive seen this ad on the net.

Ive heard of the 5-Hour Energy drinks a lot, and how they aren't considered to be that healthy, and so Ive searched the net about this, and many ads came up.

Description of advertisement:

There is a man which goes around people saying how they get lazy at 2:30 in the afternoon, but how all that can change if you take the 5 Hour energy drink.

Complaint:
My complaint is that there are many other ways to boost up your level of health than take this energy drink, excerise is one of far best choices. Once you take the energy drink, it becomes so addicting, that you constantly have to take it, and its not a naturally made drink, its made from chemicals which are not that healthy for your system.

Is this ok? Also I need to know who the advertiser of this ad is.

The manufacturer is Living Essentials in Farmington Hills, MI.

http://www.5hourenergy.com/contactus.asp

Thanks, are my other answers good?

Yes. I agree with you.

I forgot one more thing...does it violate any canadian code of advertising standards? I was thinking maybe the accuracy and clarity...but not sure.

If it's advertised in Canada, it probably doesn't violate any laws or standards. However, legally pinning down such an ad is tricky and may not technically violate any standards.

To find out who the advertiser of the 5-Hour Energy ad featuring Mr. "Do You Know What 2:30 Feels Like?", you can follow these steps:

1. Visit the official website of 5-Hour Energy. Look for any information about the advertising campaign or the specific ad you mentioned. Usually, companies provide details about their current marketing campaigns and may mention the advertisers involved.

2. Search for articles or news stories about the ad campaign. News outlets often cover advertising campaigns and may mention the advertiser or agency involved in creating the ad.

3. Check social media platforms like Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook for any information related to the ad. Sometimes, people or companies involved in the advertising process may post behind-the-scenes content or credits for their work.

4. If you are unable to find direct information about the advertiser through the above steps, you can contact 5-Hour Energy's customer service and ask them about the advertising agency or company responsible for the specific ad you are referring to.

Regarding your complaint, it is your personal opinion about the healthiness and effectiveness of the 5-Hour Energy drink. Expressing your concerns about the product's ingredients and addictiveness is valid, and you can submit your complaint to the appropriate authority, such as the consumer protection agency or the company itself. Make sure to include specific details about your experience and any supporting evidence you may have.

Remember, when addressing concerns or complaints, it's important to remain respectful and present your case in a clear and concise manner.