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is, in 20 different solid and multi colors. The minimum order is three dozen when ordering from the current line. Kitzenberg adds, “We are looking to expand our color line and should have 24 in total by this fall. Our most popu- lar to date is the rainforest and milky way colors. We test new colors by posting them on Face- book and receiving feedback from our fans.” The band is available in only one size at this time, 188 millimeters, a standard medium/ large size the fi ts 90 percent of the population. And while it may seem silly to point out, Kitzenberg


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emphasizes, “The MoH band is not waterproof. I’ve gotten numer- ous calls on the matter. Perhaps in the future. For now, you can wash your hands safely, but the MoH band should never be sub- merged into water.” Kitzenberg has come a long


way from his Living the Entrepre- neur Experience class to actually living as an entrepreneur. He now supplies to major campus book- stores, including Purdue and the University of San Diego, and has begun a marketing campaign in the Midwest to reach out to other outlets. And while all of this is commendable, Kitzenberg also has vowed to give back to char- ity, offering 10 percent of MoH band profi ts to an organization in line with the majority of his customers. This year, Kitzenberg is hoping to make this donation to Scholarship America. ■


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