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Scrub Retailer Announces New Lines, Discounts Online -- Holland, Michigan

Holland, MI (PRWEB) October 6, 2006 -- West Michigan medical scrubs and supplies retailer SCRUBS-N-THINGS (SNT) (http://www.scrubs-n-things.com/) has expanded its offerings to include Classy Nails hand painted glass nail files and the sought-after Urbane line of fashion-savvy scrubs.

"Our variety and emphasis on quality fashion is what sets us apart from your typical scrub retailer," said owner Lin Dryer, who operates a boutique location in Holland, MI and an expanding online scrubs store at http://www.scrubs-n-things.com/.

This fall, SNT is introducing deep discounts for repeat customers with its "Scrub Club" loyalty program. Medical, dental and health professionals who sign up online or in-store receive individual and high volume discounts plus fashion alerts featuring Lin's picks every season.

"I started SNT because I wore scrubs for years and was very disappointed with the offerings of most retailers. Working in the medical profession does not mean dressing drab. I want to infuse fashion and fun into the lives of my clients," Dryer said.

SNT will be expanding in 2007 with plans for a second store in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Visit: http://www.scrubs-n-things.com to join the Scrub Club or inquire about institutional discounts. For information about crystal nail files, visit: http://www.classynailfiles.com.

For information, contact:

Kate McCrindle
Imagination Factory
http://www.what-if.com
(616) 356 -- 2545 ext. 12
648 Monroe Ave. NW, Ste. 118
Grand Rapids, MI 49503

Lin Dryer
Scrubs-n-Things
http://www.scrubs-n-things.com
(616) 396-2877
740 Michigan Ave.
Holland, MI 49423

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