February is American Heart Month and a great opportunity to raise awareness of heart disease. According to the CDC, heart disease is responsible for 1 in 4 deaths in the United States. It can take many forms that can ultimately lead to heart failure. It is very important to take some time to educate yourself on ways to reduce the risk of heart disease. A healthy heart is a happy heart, and here’s 4 ways you can lead a healthy lifestyle.

February of each year is observed as American Hearth Month – it is the time to show yourself the love by learning more about heart attack risk factors, symptoms and treatments and by making changes to achieve better heart health. We at CompAndSave.com are not just a leading online store for high quality compatible ink, toner & printer accessories, but also a company that recognizes its Corporate Social Responsibility. As a part of this social responsibility and the need to give back, we joined in the fight against cardiovascular disease, the No.

Notice something different about our company logo? Over the weekend, the CompAndSave team updated our logo to reflect an important national occurrence in February. In case you were wondering, it’s not Valentine’s Day. CompAndSave Logo Change - February 2015 In honor of American Heart Month, the CompAndSave team has changed our logo design to promote being heart healthy and raise awareness about heart disease to our readers. We recognize every heart is precious, and including it in our company logo represents joining the fight against cardiovascular disease (CVD).

Fact: 1 in every 4 deaths in America is a direct cause of heart disease or some sort of cardiovascular condition. - According to the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention A healthy America needs and deserves a healthy heart! That is why, for the month of February, CompAndSave.com, your favorite ink & toner provider, will donate $1 from every purchase to the American Heart Association. For years, members of the American Heart Association have dedicated their lives and research for the purpose of preventing and spreading awareness to this life threatening disease that take the lives of about 600,000 people each year.