This is what you get:

1. One, Gold anodized, 6061 T3 aluminum, STARR Tool. I guarantee this tool will not break with normal use for as long as you have it! Provided you did not use it for a pry bar or hockey puck. Just send me the broken tool and I will send you a replacement ASAP.

2. All instructions/videos come on one CD. 7 page MS word document with pictures and diagrams. The intro document covers general treatment protocols for the neck, upper traps, mid back, Low back/SI joint, plantar fascitis, inversion sprain/strain, shin splints and the knee.

3. Six Videos: cervical, upper traps, low back/SI joint, knee, ankle (Inversion sprain) and the foot (plantar fascitis). This is a home (non-professional) video of me treating my wife. It is in WMV format and will play on Windows media player or many other video players. I recommend VideoLAN (Included on CD) If you want to use something small, fast and free of advertising, cost and all the other stuff that MS packs into it's player try it. www.videolan.org Unfortunately it will not play on most DVD players. It covers the most common complaints I see in my office. Each part is about 3-4 minutes long.

4. A few helpful articles from Dynamic Chiropractic relating to IASTM.

All this for only $129.00 - Includes USPS (US Postal Service - Not UPS) priority mail shipping in the U.S.

Please go to the International Orders page if you are not in the USA

Even if you only charge $35 per treatment, four patients will put you into profit!

How many patients will you have to treat before making a profit if you pay thousands???

Whip out your credit card and flex that plastic muscle!

Use these buttons to order the aluminum anodized tool.

Do you want the new stainless steel tool? Go to: http://www.starrtool.com/OrderSS.htm

Don't want to make any payments online? No credit card?? No problem, you can send me a check or money order. Send me an email to get my address to send a check or money order. Make sure to include your shipping address so I know where to send your tools.

Who the heck am I??? How do I know this is not a scam and I will get what I pay for????

I buy a lot of stuff on the net and sometimes I checkout a site before I pay them. The best way is to ask someone you know who has ordered from the site how their experience was.

This is what I do and you should too if you have any question about the legitimacy of the site you are ordering from.

First, Google the web site and/or product. See if their is any negative or positive feedback about the product, service or web site.

Use a credit card that offers protection for online purchases.

Find out who the web site owner is by doing a "whois" search. http://www.whois.net Any domain name registrar will have the same information. This will tell you how long the domain name has been registered and where. (the longer it has been registered the better.) starrtool has confidential registration (spam reduction) but my site drhartman.com will show my name and address.

Call the phone number listed on the web site or send them an email and see how helpful they are.

PayPal and Google checkout have a feedback score (kind of like eBay) that you can check.