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Free Fastin Weight Loss Pills Offered by Fastin.org

Mon Apr 14, 2008 7:55am EDT
WEST NEW YORK, N.J., April 14 /PRNewswire/ -- Fastin, from Hi-Tech
Pharmaceuticals, is by far the hottest-selling nutriceutical weight loss
supplement on the market today. The folks at Fastin.org are so confident in
the results achieved from a recent customer satisfaction survey that they are
now offering a free trial on their web site http://www.fastin.org.
    The rights to Fastin were previously owned by Smith Kline Beecham
Pharmaceuticals, and most recently acquired Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals. Smith
Kline Beecham developed phentermine HCL under the brand name Fastin up until
1998.
    Fastin, from Hi-Tech, is a pharmaceutical-grade dietary supplement
indicated for weight loss in extremely overweight individuals. Fastin has both
immediate and delayed release profiles for appetite suppression, energy, and
weight loss. Fastin's patent-pending formula contains B-methyl-phenethylamine,
37.5mg, and was developed with the help of Mark Wright, M.D., a bariatric
physician.
    Fastin is available only from a select group of retailers, but Fastin.org
is the only site offering a free trial of the product. Frank Huerta,
spokesperson for Fastin.org sales and marketing, released a statement saying,
"We are pleased to offer Fastin to consumers on this trial basis and we're
supremely confident that customers will continue to order the product because
of the effectiveness. We've never offered something for free, but the folks at
Hi-Tech have made a product that actually does what it's supposed to and we're
excited to be working with them on this offer."
    For additional information about the free Fastin promotion, call
1-877-807-2007 or visit http://www.fastin.org
    Press Contact:
    Frank Huerta
    201-927-3872


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SOURCE  Fastin.org

Frank Huerta of Fastin.org, +1-201-927-3872



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