Advil are offering a free sample of Advil Liqui-Gels. Not valid in Quebec, must be 18 to request a sample. One sample per household.
Click here for your sample. I suggest not checking that you heard about it through a deals/coupon website.
Canadian Freebies: Advil LiquiGel Samples
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Why shouldn’t we say we heard about it through a deals/coupon website? :S
Often they do not send the sample if you tell them you heard about it on a freebies website as they think people who come from their site are genuinely interested where freebie sites just want freebies (think how many people have said they have stockpiles of samples)