Tuesday, August 2nd, 2011 at
9:03 pm
- 8mm cancer awareness Bracelet
- Hand Assembled in the USA!
- Cancer colors bracelet
- Prepackaged Bracelet mounted on a card with the meaning of the all the colors
- QUICK SHIPPING
Product Description
Our Bracelets are Handmade in the USA. Made with 8mm cats eye beads (the red bead here is a glass pearl, not a cat’s eye bead), silver plated 5mm round beads,silver plated Bali Daisy Spacer beads and a cancer awareness ribbon. Finished with a strong lobster clasp with strong professional wire. These bracelets are 7 3/4 inches long, this will fit most adults and is a good universal size. They also come with two extension rings per bracelet just in case.
The bracelets come mounted on a card, prepackaged with the meaning of all the cancer colors printed on the back of the card.
A great way to get bracelets for any cancer awareness event, to resell for a good cause or just to wear your self to show support for cancer awareness.
Colors used in this bracelet and their meanings:
You will receive the following colors: Forest Green (Renal/Kidney), Dark Brown (Colo-rectal & Anti-Tobacco), Purple (Pancreatic), Orange (Leukemia), Powder Blue (Thyroid & Prostate), Royal Blue (Prostate), Mint (Liver, Lymphoma & transplant), Lavender (All cancer survivors and general cancer awareness), Yellow (Bladder), Black (Melanoma), White (Cervical, Bone & Retinoplastoma), Gray (Brain), Pink (Breast), Teal (Ovarian), Peach(Uterine), Red/Burgundy (Aids/Myeloma), Golden (Childhood Cancer) & Periwinkle (Stomach).
Prepackaged (7 3/4 in.) Cancer Awareness Bracelet 18 Colors, 8mm
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The New Glucose Revolution Guide to Living Well with PCOS: Lose Weight, Boost Fertility and Gain Control Over Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome with the Glycemic Index
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Cancer specialists are well aware that women diagnosed with ovarian cancer are often asked to make quick decisions during a period of intense emotional crises. Written by the nation’s leading oncologists, Myths & Facts About Ovarian Cancer dispels the many myths surrounding ovarian cancer, offering instead solid insight, facts, and realistic optimism. Heavily illustrated and punctuated with patient quotes, this handbook identifies the most current screening, and diagnostic techniques, treatment options, potential outcomes, support information, and much, much more. Ideal for both professional and personal use, this softcover book arms the ovarian cancer patient with the information she will need to make rational decisions throughout the course of her therapy. Glossary also included. The Myths & Facts series is also available for Lung, Breast, and Colorectal Cancer.
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