Omega-3 takes the form of a bouncing yellow ball that is passed between different households in a TV advert for Müller's Vitality drink. The ad cleverly demonstrates the drink's Omega-3 positioning without the need for a shot of a school of sardines, which has become de rigueur for such products. The infectious Nina Simone song Ain't Got No/I Got Life once again accompanies the ad as part of the Lead a Müller Life campaign, and will no doubt have people humming it all the way to work.
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