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Diabetes affects more than 18 million people a year to include
my brother and myself! We desperately want researchers
to find a cure, so we have decided to help! |
Buy these bracelets for yourself, for your family, and for your friends. Buy them for gifts, birthday party favors,
or to just add to your collection of popular rubber wristbands.
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Your purchase will support some of our favorite organizations involved in diabetes research and is greatly appreciated.
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Bracelets through the address below or PayPal are $3.00 (£1.85, 4.15 AUD) each with the following needed for
postage and handling:
USA:
- 1 to 5 bracelets: $1.00
- 6 to 15 bracelets: $2.00
- 16 to 25 bracelets: $3.00
- 26 to 50 bracelets: $5.00
- over 50 bracelets: $8.00
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UK or NORWAY:
- 1 to 3 bracelets: £0.80
- 4 to 6 bracelets: £1.50
- 7 to 10 bracelets: £2.10
- 11 to 20 bracelets: £3.25
- 21 to 50 bracelets: £6.35
- over 50 bracelets: Email for details
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AUSTRALIA:
- 1 to 3 bracelets: 2.00 AUD
- 4 to 6 bracelets: 3.50 AUD
- 7 to 10 bracelets: 5.00 AUD
- 11 to 20 bracelets: 7.50 AUD
- 21 to 50 bracelets: 13.50 AUD
- over 50 bracelets: Email for details
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If paying by check, money order, or well-concealed cash, send or hand deliver your order (order form) to:
Hoping for a Cure
5 Highgate Rd
Saint Louis, MO 63132-4308
Email: info@diabetesbracelet.com
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In stock! Shipped daily - Monday thru Friday.
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Payment can be made with cash through PayPal or a major credit
card using these buttons: |
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USA: Pay with a major credit card or debit card.
Even though this payment is through PayPal, you can use this
button whether you have a PayPal account or not. |
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UK or Norway: Pay with a major credit card or debit card.
Even though this payment is through PayPal, you can use this
button whether you have a PayPal account or not. |
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Australia: Pay with a major credit card or debit card.
Even though this payment is through PayPal, you can use this
button whether you have a PayPal account or not. |
Why are our bracelets grey? Grey depicts the despair and gloom so prevalent in those affected by diabetes,
silver (polished grey) represents the "lining" or the hope that there will soon be a cure.
It is essentially a symbol for increasing awareness by educating the public about the seriousness of diabetes; it
represents an effort to create an effective and productive movement to find a cure for the disease.
The Grey Ribbon Campaign idea evolved from a discussion on the CompuServe Diabetes and Hypoglycemia Forum whose members
are always looking for ways of educating the public and pushing for cure research.
Noting the successes of other ribbon campaigns this group realized that diabetics (and those who care about them) should
have their own ribbon---with gray representing clouds (every cloud must have a silver lining) and with the stone
symbolizing blood. Thus the Grey Ribbon was born.
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