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Happy Easter Weekend!

We are hosting an online Easter egg hunt in our shop. The winner will get an original The Unchargeables product.

Attached to this email are images you can share on social media to let your followers know about this cool activity.

This Easter weekend there is something unique going on in the chronic illness community.

For all of those who are not able to celebrate and all others who just enjoy participating, The Unchargeables is hosting an online Easter egg hunt.

How does it work?

There are 10 eggs hidden in their webshop. Go to http://theunchargeablesshop.com and try to find them! The person who finds the most eggs wins a prize.

How do I enter?

Email them links or screenshots to the pages where you found eggs to contact@theunchargeables.com

That's it! You are in the race to win.

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Obviously, this is time sensitive, The Easter egg hunt will take place on Sunday,

April 1st all day. You can post about it from March 31st.

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