Canadian Uniprix pharmacies install anti-ageing kiosks

Published: 27-Feb-2015
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The kiosks will operate under the name Daniele Henkel à Emporter

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Canadian Uniprix pharmacies install anti-ageing kiosks

Uniprix pharmacies in Quebec, Canada, are installing Daniele Henkel kiosks, offering anti-ageing treatments under the name Daniele Henkel à Emporter (Danielle Henkel To Go).

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