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ChiroExpo - An Online Chiropractic Exposition Hall

Editorial Staff

Have you visited the largest chiropractic exposition hall on the internet? It's called ChiroExpo, and it features nearly 100 chiropractic companies from around the world. You can access ChiroExpo at www.chiroweb.com/chiroexpo .

ChiroExpo provides convenient interaction between doctors of chiropractic and the companies they're interested in. You can select from a variety of pull-down menus to find out more about a specific product or service (including web and e-mail addresses and other contact information), or view a list of companies that offer the same type of product or services.

ChiroExpo offers hosted "Q&A" forums where doctors can have their questions answered by company representatives. The site also includes "Free Samples" and "Special Offers" menus so that doctors can request certain products or services for free (or at a substantial discount). For those who wish to browse, a search engine feature is also available.

September 1999
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