Some designers have all the fun! Take a peek at the text on this product label for Glacéau vitaminwater™

I guess this means no more sweating those little typos… well, as long as the words are in the right order, and the first and last letter rule is followed to the letter—so to speak.

Hmm, let’s try it shall we…

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Not sure that this phonetic effect is as straight forward as stated on the label—there appear to be some letter combos that we simply must see together in order to make sense of a word—but this an interesting exercise nonetheless. And sorry kids the only reason this actually works is because it is assumed that you already know how to read and spell the words correctly… so keep reading!