"Better lives through chemistry"

[Rick Potter]

If you know which company had this tagline in advertising, you are probably old enough to have been in the Mickey Mouse Club.

[Clark Hussey]

Who’s the leader of the club
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[Mel Fulks]

I think it was "better living through chemistry". Was that Ron Reagan?

[John Lanciani]

The actual slogan was “Better things for better living...through chemistry” ;)

[John K Jordan]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Better_Living_Through_Chemistry

[Adam Herman]

better living through unregulated dumping of toxic substances?

[Jim Koepke]

"better living through chemistry"

During the late 1960s and early 1970s this slogan was often seen in various places around San Francisco (and likely other cities). It was more of a reference to a composition originating in the laboratories of Sandoz in Basel, Switzerland.

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[Kev Williams]

Seems Timothy Leary also adopted that slogan ;)

[Doug Dawson]

During the late 1960s and early 1970s this slogan was often seen in various places around San Francisco (and likely other cities). It was more of a reference to a composition originating in the laboratories of Sandoz in Basel, Switzerland.

"Safe as Mother's Milk". To quote Alice D. Millionaire.

[Rick Potter]

Yup, Dupont was the one I was referring to, but my memory was slightly off kilter.

For some reason, this got me remembering GE's 'Parade of Progress' building (if I remember that name right), at Disneyland way back when.

PS: Don't know who the prez of the club could be ;), I was too busy watching my first love, Annette grow up :o.

[Bruce Wrenn]

Now for the next question. "We don't make the product, only make the product better."

[Dan Hunkele]

https://mark.trademarkia.com/logo-images/basf-corporation/we-dont-make-a-lot-of-the-products-you-buy--we-make-a-lot-of-the-products-you-buy-better-76600593.jpg

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[Jerry Bruette]

Basf .....

[Keith Outten]

In the 1960's the phrase "Better Living Through Chemistry" was used just about as often as "Burn Your Draft Card" or the term "Plastic People" :)