NoNickel Receives Noteworthy Invitation to Sell on Amazon

Sept. 12, 2012 - PRLog -- The owners of NoNickel.com were pleased to receive an invitation from Amazon to join the ranks of their sellers.  Due to the increasing demand for nickel free products at Amazon, NoNickel was chosen to include their Nickel Smart™ nickel free belts  among the vast selection of goods offered at Amazon.  This was certainly a welcome proposal, but seemed especially significant as Amazon is generally not open to accepting new sellers of clothing.  

Owner Michael Dow believes their inclusion as an Amazon seller was influenced by the decided upturn in the numbers of people being diagnosed with nickel allergy. He also credits NoNickel’s commitment to assuring their products are truly nickel free as a major factor in his company’s selection.  Each of their products is carefully inspected, a process which includes testing of the base metal and any plating.  Following this examination, they can offer the certification that the product is nickel free along with a guarantee it won’t ever test positive for nickel.  These Certified Nickel Free™ products set NoNickel apart from their competition.  

The certified nickel free Nickel Smart belts now offered at Amazon are among the top sellers at NoNickel. They include handmade, genuine leather belts such as the black Titanium Work Belt and the brown Mt. Mitchell Titanium Belt. Popular women’s and teens’ belts are now available from Amazon as well, such as the Nickel Free Grommet Leather Belt and the Black Studded Belt.  

Mr. Dow believes that becoming a seller with Amazon will allow his company to reach new customers who have been unaware that certified nickel free goods are available.  He wants to reassure his existing clientele that whether they order through Amazon or NoNickel.com, the same commitment to quality products, customer service, and rapid delivery remains intact.

For those customers who are new to shopping for nickel free goods, they may be interested to learn that there are no governmental standards or regulations for using the terms “nickel free” or “hypoallergenic” in the United States.  Unfortunately, these descriptions often refer to nickel-free plating over a base metal that is laden with allergy-causing nickel.  With time, this plating wears thin allowing the nickel in the base metal to contact the skin.  For nickel allergy sufferers, buying products labeled nickel free or hypoallergenic has caused frustration along with the telltale itchy rashes caused by contact dermatitis.  

It should come as welcome news to nickel allergy sufferers that their struggles with securing nickel free belts has come to an end with the addition of certified nickel free Nickel Smart belts to the Amazon marketplace.

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