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OurHealthNetwork.com Launches Special Discount Program
Date:12/19/2008

OurHealthNetwork.com launches special discount program during holidays and economic challenges

(PRWEB) December 19, 2008 -- OurHealthNetwork.com, a leading provider of medical information and retail products understands the tough times people are going through now. John Moroney, OurHealthNetwork.com's CEO said "with the economy in shambles and millions of people without health insurance, we are committed to providing everyday, over the counter medical products and sports related items at a great discount."

Moroney stated "for the next 3 months we will be providing a 30% discount on all of our products and that, combined with our flat shipping fee of $6.95, irregardless of the number of items in each order, will hopefully provide some relief to our customers during these hard times."

OurHealthNetwork.com was founded in 1999 in an effort to help individuals suffering from pain to obtain reliable information about their conditions and affordable and convenient medical-grade products to relieve their conditions. OurHealthNetwork.com also contains content written by board-certified specialists who are experienced and renowned in their fields. The products that we provide include custom-made orthotics, sports orthotics, inserts and braces for common foot and ankle conditions, wrist and elbow braces, and much more from top manufacturers like Darco, Ossur, Silipos, SuperFeet, Spenco and many more.

Discount Code: Economy

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