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Atomicdust Gets Nurses To Try Product, Smell Better.

Being a nurse is stressful, right? Long hours, funny shoes, bad cafeteria food, catheters… So when we put together an online promotion for nurses to try Mosby’s Nursing Suite, we wanted to give them something in return that would help them relax a little.  Participating nurses received a $25 gift card to Bath and Body Works in a sharp little mailer and a chance to win the Grand Prize Spa Vacation. If you’re a nurse or know someone who is check out confidenceconnected.com for details.

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