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ChiroMall and Meditrac Are Giving Away the Vertetrac®, Valued at $1,195, Free!

You Could Be the Lucky Winner
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Log in to ChiroMall.com and you could be the winner of Meditrac's Vertetrac®. Developed to aid the sufferers of herniated discs and low back pain (LBP), the Vertetrac® is a patented, state-of-the-art ambulatory traction system for the treatment of lumbar spine injuries and disorders. Be sure to visit the Meditrac store on ChiroMall.com to learn how their line of products can help improve the health of your patients.

Remember, no membership is needed, no purchase is necessary, and there are absolutely no fees charged to participate in the contest. Simply log in to ChiroMall.com during the month of June and you will automatically be entered for a chance to win. Each day that you log in during the month counts as a separate entry - that's up to 30 opportunities to win!

More details on the Vertetrac® can be found in ChiroMall's Meditrac store. Be sure to visit the homepage of ChiroMall for more information and prize details. To log in to ChiroMall for the first time, you will need your unique user ID and password, which were printed on the front page of the June 4, 2005 issue of DC. You can also call 1-800-359-2289 to receive your ID and password.

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