I’m sure you will be putting the Chiropractic Economics 2007 Buyers Guide on your bookshelf as a ready reference for purchasing supplies and equipment throughout the year. Our Buyers Guide is the most comprehensive listing of products and services in the industry, and the resource guides provide, in a grid format, comparative information to make shopping an easy task. But, sometimes you feel like paging through a Buyers Guide; sometimes you don’t. So, when you don’t feel like leafing through the magazine, go to ChiroEco.com/buyersguide! Our online guide has everything you’ll find in the print version, plus with a click of a mouse, it has:

• Searchable directories. Click on Buyers Guide, then click on the topic you would like to search. You will then be able to find companies according to specific product lines.

• Links to companies. In the searchable guide, you’ll be able to click on links to the companies whose products interest you.

• Resource guides. Under each topic of the Buyers Guide you will find a resource guide. Each resource guide is a grid listing companies and their offerings. These are the same resource guides found in the print version; however, you can enlarge the PDF image and zoom in on a specific company for more information.

• Updated directories and guides. You don’t have to wait until next year’s Buyers Guide to get up-to-date information. Once each directory is published in the magazine, it is updated online.

(Please keep in mind that all information in the Buyers Guide is obtained from questionnaires completed by the listed companies. Chiropractic Economics strives for accuracy in all reports but is not responsible for errors or omissions.)

So, what’s your preference — paper or electronic? With the paper version of the Buyers Guide, you can sit back in your easy chair and browse leisurely through the magazine.

But with the electronic version, you can click through your choices and quickly go directly to the company for instant information.

—Linda Segall, Editor-in-Chief, Chiropractic Economics

Back