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    Puradyn unveils new website

    Sept. 23, 2013
    In addition to a new look and user-friendly navigation, other improvements include online warranty registration and social media buttons.
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    Puradyn Filter Technologies Inc., Boynton Beach, Fla., has redesigned and relaunched its website, www.puradyn.com, with an updated online presentation of the company’s branding and product and service offerings. In addition to a new look and user-friendly navigation, other improvements include:• Online warranty registration;• Simplified distributor and manufacturer’s rep locator;• A “Search the Site” area; and• Social media buttons so visitors can follow or share on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Pinterest, and Google+.

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