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Hessco Teams With ChiroMall.com and Gives Away a $1,000 Shopping Spree!

Editorial Staff

One lucky doctor of chiropractic who logs in to ChiroMall.com during the month of February will win a $1,000 shopping spree in Hessco's ChiroMall store.

Hessco is a premier distributor of chiropractic supplies and equipment and has been serving the profession for more than 40 years. With exclusive lines such as Zenith, Chattanooga, Lloyd, Hill, and more, it's safe to say that Hessco offers a large selection at competitive prices.

To enter the $1,000 shopping spree contest, simply log in to ChiroMall.com during the month of February. You can increase your chances of winning each day you log in, earning up to 28 entries.

Additional contest information is available on the home page of ChiroMall.com. To view all equipment and products sold by Hessco, log in to ChiroMall.com and select "Hessco."

ChiroMall.com's "Log In to Win" contest is open to licensed doctors of chiropractic. Doctors can find their unique user ID and password, which are necessary to access ChiroMall.com, at the bottom of the front page of this issue of Dynamic Chiropractic.

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