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the product fi rst hand. The Snail is easy to install. Simply peel the
adhesive on the back of The Snail and stick where needed, then reinforce with screws. Slide a towel up into The Snail, and release it by pulling down. The automatic spring grip holds towels securely, up to 10 pounds. Made from stainless steel, it will not rust or lose its shape. And although The Snail will last a lifetime, retailers can be sure there will be return customers looking to put one in every room of their house. According to Cromer, any home improvement store or retailers
selling kitchen and bathroom accessories are the right market for this product. “We are also looking for wholesalers interested in reselling The Snail,” says Cromer. A one case minimum is required. “One case containes 14 packages, and each package holds two snails,” notes Cromer. ■
For more information: The Snail Email:
sales@thesnail.info, Website:
www.thesnail.info
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Additionally, Vapor Corp. offers full counter displays that allow retailers to nicely display and sell the company’s products while providing a full range of Krave e-cig options, including the large variety of disposable e-cigs, in- cluding, fl avors, tattoo inspired, bold nicotine, dual light, and oth- ers. There is fl exibility on volume based discount pricing.■
For more information: Vapor Corp 3001 Griffi n Road Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33312-5649 Tel.: 888-SMOKE-51 Email:
adam.frija@
vapor-corp.com Website:
www.vapor-corp.com
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