Black Friday is here!
PROHEALTH
The only nutritional support company created by someone with chronic fatigue syndrome/fibromyalgia, we’re very happy to be affiliated with Prohealth.
Founded by an ME/CFS patient, Rich Carson, Prohealth has dedicated 10% of its profits to ME/CFS support for decades, and this year Prohealth’s generous contribution to Health Rising have been invaluable. If you want to buy quality supplements and support chronic fatigue syndrome at the same time, shopping at Prohealth is the way to do that.
Click here to save 50% on Select Vitamins and Supplements during Prohealth’s Black Friday sale lasting through Dec. 2nd. 
IGIVE
Simply click here to signup before Dec. 2nd, try out IGIVES search button, and Health Rising will get $5 (no shopping required). IGive has hundreds of stores you can shop online on and earn Health Rising a commission.
Amazon.com
Amazon.com is loaded with deals for Black Friday and the Holidays. Simply go to our special Amazon.com Holiday Shopping Page, click on one of the links and you’ll be earning Health Rising a cool 4-8% on every purchase. (Book mark this page, and don’t forget Cyber-
Only 43K for a top-notch braiser! (Shipping not included)
Monday). One warning – if your item is on your order list before you grab it on Amazon for Health Rising, it won’t count. If you have something on your order list that you want to purchase through Health Rising, please remove it first.
A Nice Braiser For the Kitchen
I personally recommend the Electrolux braiser for $43K ($2600 in commission) but, hey, that’s just me – I like my braising done right.
A good year for Bordeaux!
Some Montrose Bordeaux Perhaps?
I might combine that with a couple of bottles of 2009 Montrose Bordeaux ($672/bottle – $120 commission), but then again, I liked that grape in that vineyard that year. It’s personal.
A Nice Off the Shelf Cesare Attolini
30% off the Cesare Attolini!
Given the great price ($3,499 down from $5,850 ($350 dollar commission) I’d probably go for another Cesare Attolini. I like the cut and I’m tiring of last years suit. Again, that’s just me, anyone who knows me knows I like fine clothing, I like to keep up to date, and I tend to go Italian when I buy.
Thanks for your help and have fun shopping!
Ha! Well one good thing about this post, it will make me feel better about purchasing the things on MY list. 🙂 I’ll log on to Amazon through HR, though the commissions won’t be as stellar. lol
🙂
That’s cool – thanks!
What is a fine Italian suit, fine wine, and a fine braiser without a selection of fine art? For a mere $800,000, you can add a pastel portrait, titled Le portrait d’une jeune femme, 1870, by Pierre Auguste Renoir, to your holiday wish list. (Free shipping, no less!) Hurry, I’m fairly certain that Amazon only has one of these, but perhaps you don’t like pastels.
Thanks for the bit of humor, Cort. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I promise to do my Amazon shopping from this site. In fact, I thought I’d include on my wish list a diamond tennis bracelet for 50k. I’m tired of cubic zirconia.
You are so right Marie.
I happen to have a blank spot next to a Delacroix on my wall that Renoir portrait would look great on. Somehow I missed the Renoir. Embarrassingly, I only have a few in my collection now.
(Maybe we should swap gifts? :))
Thanks!
One thing I found out…if you put your item on your order list before you grab it on Amazon it won’t count. So if you have anything on your order list already (I have a long list as you might imagine :)), please remove it first.
Cort, when you speak of the Amazon order list, are you referring to the cart? I sometimes store items in the cart for weeks, waiting for the right time or the right price. Or is there an order list somewhere else on the Amazon site.
Also, I tried the “shop in the US” link but it seems to be dead…the cursor doesn’t even change when it’s hovered over the link.