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New Product
Molar Mate
(tm) Toothbrushing Timer & Holder
Helping busy Moms care for their children's health is what we do. Say
goodbye to the nightly battle of getting your children to brush their teeth!
Introducing the new Molar Mate brand Toothbrushing Timer & Holder.
The FUN, interactive, entertaining way to be SURE children actually enjoy
brushing their teeth!
This loveable character's freckles, eyebrows, and tongue light up during a
2-minute or 3-minute time countdown; entertaining, engaging, and motivating
your child to brush for the dentist recommended time.
The Light Show & sound ... makes kids WANT to brush!
Kids simply press the hats to set a timer and begin the lightshow and time
countdown. A sounder beeps every thirty seconds to guide them through a
proper brushing technique. The included Toothbrushing Guide helps teach kids
how to brush properly and more effectively.
Seeking Resellers of all Types
Contact info:
Molar Mate Distributing LLC
(260) 492-2606
http://www.MolarMate.com
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Can a direct marketer really be asking this question?
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Choosing the Right China
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very few will admit to you up-front that aren’t capable of handling your
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delayed shipments or defective returns are threatening to destroy your
entire project.
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take a systematic approach to supplier selection, you can avoid common
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to offer. At Impact Products, we’ve spent the last decade developing just
such a system. We call it “identify and eliminate.” Apply it, and you’ll be
amazed at how easy it is to find the best supplier for your particular
project.
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