Kreation mit Geschichte

Brave Ideas for over 30 years

We have been setting standards in healthcare communication for over 30 years - always on the lookout for new, unseen ways to present products and messages. On this page you will find a selection of our award-winning work, which at the time was the epitome of "creative bravery".

Schmittgall advertising agency vintage logo

1987

Schering | Diane ® -35

Photo love story as disease awareness

Diane® - 35 was the first pill that could be prescribed not only for contraception but also for acne treatment. The goal of the specialist advertisement was to communicate this to gynecologists.

A disease awareness campaign informed young women that the pill not only provided contraception but also helped combat their acne. What made this campaign stand out was its format: an entertaining photo love story in a youth magazine.

1997

Lilly | Humalog ®

The wait is over

Is it tasteless to advertise a diabetes product with a juicy hamburger? Not if it is an analog insulin that does not require an injection-to-eating interval.

1998

Thomae | Thomapyrin ®

A headache thriller

TV detectives solve all cases. But even the most successful of them need a Thomapyrin® tablet when they have a headache. So does Hannelore Elsner in her role as Detective Chief Inspector Lea Sommer.

1999

Pfizer | VIAGRA®

The first Rx campaign without a headline

Does Rx communication always need a lot of text? Our VIAGRA® formula gets to the heart of product performance without words and is internationally understandable. The result is the first Rx campaign without a headline.

2002

Pfizer | Awareness campaign

Erectile dysfunction in the world champion?

In a time when men and erectile dysfunction can't be mentioned in the same sentence, we're breaking the taboo with football icon Pelé. Because if a champion can talk about the problem, all men can.

2002

Pfizer | Roadshow

Colani truck attracts men

The Healthy Man initiative was literally brought to the streets with the Colani truck as part of a roadshow with the aim of motivating men to get themselves examined for possible risk factors for erectile dysfunction such as high blood pressure, diabetes and lipid metabolism disorders.

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