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Toolkit and logos The Pharmacy logos must only be reproduced from digital master artwork. To request this, contact the Brand Team in Marketing.

The toolkit below shows the basic elements required to create any Pharmacy and Health communication.

Toolkit and logos

Phramacy Logos

These are the two versions of our Pharmacy logo.

Pharmacy primary logo

Pharmacy primary logo

The primary version of the Pharmacy logo should be used wherever possible in Pharmacy communications.

Pharmacy Secondary logo

Pharmacy secondary logo

The secondary version of the Pharmacy logo should be used to gain prominence on items such as hanging signs and window vinyls, or where space restrictions prevent the use of the master logo.

The Pharmacy logos can only appear in black and white when printing restrictions apply

Ecxlusion zones The Pharmacy logos must only be reproduced from digital master artwork. To request this, contact the Brand Team in Marketing.

Always follow the exclusion rule to provide a sufficient exclusion zone around the Pharmacy logos. The exclusion zone is to be clear from any background image contrasts, other logos, text or graphic devices.

Exclusion zones

Minimum size

The Pharmacy logos will need to be used at small sizes on various applications. It has been designed to be highly legible at a minimum size of 20mm.

Minimum size

The Pharmacy logos must be treated with respect – never recreated, altered or distorted – and should be applied consistently across every application.

Protecting the pharmacy logos

Toolkit and logos: application The Pharmacy logos must only be reproduced from digital master artwork. To request this, contact the Brand Team in Marketing.

Below are example layouts of how the elements of the Pharmacy and Health toolkit can be used. The Superdrug logo must always be positioned at the bottom right hand corner on external communications and no more than two other logos should be included.

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Introduction

The logos

Tone of voice

Colours

Typography

Promotional and Pricing messages

Icons and roundels

Photography

Message hierarchy and layout

Property

Pharmacy and Health

HR

TV end frames

Sponsorship and concessions

Charity and third party

Web