Vitaganic Launches Custom Vitamin Slogan Contest on Twitter

Vitaganic Inc., a world leader in custom-made vitamins, is offering a variety of health and wellness-based prizes for its unique social-networking Twitter contest, "Tweet Your Way To A Healthier Life." End Quote

(1888PressRelease) August 31, 2010 - Sunnyvale, California - The contest, which is open to all Twitter users, has participants post ("tweet," in the vernacular of the Twitter community) a 10-word slogan to answer the question: "Why are custom vitamins the best choice for your health?"

Tweeted slogans will explain the benefits of custom vitamins in a short catchphrase. The most descriptive, original, and catchy slogans will be chosen as winners, according to the Vitaganic website. The contest is on until September 16th 2010, with winners being announced soon after the closing date.

Ten selected first-prize contest winners will get $50 store credit at Vitaganic.com, with 20 second-place slogan tweeters receiving personal formula advice from Dr. Earl Mindell (Dr. Earl Mindell, R. Ph., M.H., Ph.D. is a #1 bestselling author, health motivator, pharmacist, master herbalist and nutritionist).

From Vitaganic's website:

How to enter the Vitaganic Twitter Contest:
• First, become a follower of Vitaganic on Twitter.
• Next, tweet your slogan (no longer than ten words) - and remember to include ( @ ) Vitaganic at the beginning of your Tweet dot

For more details visit www.vitaganic.com, or log on to http://www.vitaganic.com/twitter/contest.html

About Vitaganic
Vitaganic (formerly Mitamins), a global leader in vitamin mass-customization, aims to revolutionize how vitamins are made and delivered to consumers and businesses. Founded in Silicon Valley in 2005, Vitaganic is enabling easy, large-scale customization of dietary supplements. The company's vision is simple: customized health for all. Vitaganic's mission is to create an effective, affordable, and manageable world-class health solution for anyone and everyone.

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