FastHelp One-Touch E 911 Device Launch For Seniors
Special report highlights demand for a new medical alert device for seniors born before 1956. Pre-Store Release starts at 8 30am with Instant nationwide help, no contracts or monthly bills. Features cellular tech usable anywhere with instant $150 senior rebate and no landline needed. Customer testimonials praise quick help and safety.
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Jack Lawrence
U.S
Universal Physicians
Lawrence
FastHelp
Doctors urge seniors to adopt new FastHelp medical alert device
Dr. Philip B. Howren promotes FastHelp as a modern medical alert device with no contracts deposits or monthly bills. Universal Physicians developed the device to help seniors live independently, linking to free nationwide help where cell service exists. Store shelves are planned later this year with newspaper promos for seniors in select areas.
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Universal Physicians
U.S
FastHelp
Howren
Supreme Ave North
Canton
FastHelp Medical Alert Debuts With No Contracts or Bills
Universal Physicians unveils FastHelp, a cellular medical alert device with no contracts, deposits, or monthly bills. It connects directly to 911 operators nationwide, requires no setup, no landline, and no smartphone, appealing to seniors students and professionals.
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Universal Physicians
U.S
FastHelp medical alert device targets seniors born before 1956
The ad promotes FastHelp as a state of the art medical alert device that lets seniors look young and independent. It claims old style systems require landlines and high costs, and offers a $150 instant rebate for those born before 1956 with a two day deadline.
Instant rebate deal offers FastHelp at $149 with no monthly fees
The promotion asserts no need to shop around and claims the instant rebate makes FastHelp a real steal at 149 dollars plus shipping. It emphasizes there are no monthly bills ever.
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