Maxi-Aids Is Going Green And Giving Away $10,000.00 in Shopping Sprees with the "Keep That Catalog" Contest

    FARMINGDALE, NY, February 10, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Maxi-Aids Products for Independent Living has announced the launch of the $10,000.00 "Keep That Catalog" Contest. During 2009, ten lucky monthly winners will each get a $1,000.00 shopping spree as a prize for answering a question about the recently released Maxi-Aids catalog, according to Maxi-Aids' president Elliot Zaretsky.

"The 'Keep That Catalog' Contest is part of Maxi-Aids' efforts to use 'green', earth-friendly business practices," explains Mr. Zaretsky. "By asking contestants a question about the catalog, we're encouraging them to hold on to the printed catalog when they order it. We're trying to reduce the number of occasions where people misplace their catalog and have to order another." In this way, Maxi-Aids hopes to lower the number of catalogs printed, thereby saving paper and the trees used to produce that paper.

An even faster, more efficient alternative to ordering the printed catalog, says Mr. Zaretsky, is to visit Maxi-Aids' website to view the catalog and download it to your computer. "The greater the percentage of people that use the electronic version of the catalog versus the printed one," he notes, "the greater the positive impact we can make in the form of reduced paper consumption." The catalog is also available on CD-ROM in full color and text-only versions for screen reading software.

In keeping with Maxi-Aids' efforts to get new and existing customers to visit their website, the contest can be entered only by completing an entry form found on www.MaxiAids.com. While on the website, visitors can also view and take advantage of Maxi-Aids' frequent "web only" sales and special offers.

To enter the "Keep That Catalog" Contest, go to www.MaxiAids.com and follow the links to the Entry Form. No purchase is necessary to enter or win.

About Maxi-Aids

For nearly 25 years, Maxi-Aids, under the guidance of founder and president Elliot Zaretsky, has been at the forefront of the independent living industry, supplying an extensive range of aids and devices to improve the lives of the Blind, Low Vision, Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Diabetic, those with mobility and other special needs, as well as a growing number of senior citizens and baby boomers. Visit www.MaxiAids.com, call 1-800-522-6294 or email [email protected].

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