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The Fem-V(R) test kit is available in select retailers throughout the country. Stephen King, Chairman and CEO of Synova Healthcare Group, Inc. said, "We are extremely pleased to announce that we are expanding our distribution of the Fem-V(R) test kit through Pathmark. Pathmark represents another important point of retail distribution for the Fem-V(R) test kit and increases access to this product for our customers. We believe the Fem-V(R) test kit can play an important role for the millions of women who suffer from vaginal infections annually." According to Pathmark's web site, Pathmark operates 142 supermarkets in New York and New Jersey and in the Philadelphia area. In addition to Pathmark, the Fem-V(R) test kit is available at RITE AID, Duane Reade, Longs Drug, Bi-Lo, Bartell Drugs, Kerr Drug, Kinney Drugs, The Medicine Shoppe, and on-line at amazon.com and drugstore.com. For more information, please visit http://www.fem-v.com

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