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First of all, I'm not one who writes reviews... but I felt like there was probably other moms out there dealing with what I just went thru that could use this advise... so here you go. Like everyone else who's written a review - I tried EVERYTHING on my baby's diaper rash... I was so upset, so like you I did a search to see if there was anything else out there & found the Triple Paste. Based on the glowing reviews I bought it. So it's expensive - BUT IT WORKED-sorta... It takes a bumpy rash away (the kind that look more like hives) in a day... but my baby has had a BAD diaper rash since she was 5 days old (is 5 1/2 weeks now) and it turned into something that looked more like a burn with the skin rubbed raw on both sides of her bum right next to her hole & would bleed a little when you touched it... so sad! (we thought it was the acid in the poop burning her skin)... so the paste helped a little but not very fast (went thru an entire tub in about 1 1/2 weeks because you're supposed to put it on THICK & the rash just went down a little). I had been doing all of the home remedies people suggested: every few diaper changes dipping her bum in warm water in the sink (a couple of inches deep) with a teaspoon of baking soda (neutralizes the acid in the poop), rinsing out the wipes so they don't have the alcohol in them anymore (it's too harsh on sensitive skin), patting her bum with a wet cotton ball instead of whipping, and FINALLY the thing that worked in conjunction with the paste was a blend of essential oils rubbed on her rash each diaper change and then putting the paste on top to act as a barrier, after 1 day of doing that the rash is half as big! I'm NOT an essential oil rep, I don't have a loyalty to any one brand, but I was desperate. Since I've used them in the past on myself I figured what the heck, I'll try it when my friend who is a rep told me about the blend because she's used it on her babies. So, here's the recipe: 4 drops of lavender oil & 4 drops of melaluca (tea tree oil) mixed in a small roll-on bottle with extra virgin olive oil filling the bottle. You can add geranium oil and use the fractionated coconut oil instead of the EVO but all i had on hand was EVO & the 2 oils I listed. I used Young Living brand of oil but I don't think it really matters even though the reps of all of the companies will tell you otherwise ;-) Just make sure it's good quality stuff, not the cheap crap that's already diluted. And remember any time you use an essential oil on a baby you HAVE TO DILUTE IT with oil! It's potent stuff that's why on an adult you only use a drop or 2. Anyway, hopefully this review will help other moms who are frustrated and desperate for a remedy. Good luck! PS. Because of the acid in her poop she was grunting like crazy and in pain each feeding, so my friend also suggested diluting in the EVO 4 drops of lavender, wild orange, fennel & digestzen (Doterra & Young Living sell this blend) and rubbing that on her tummy each feeding... it's helped a lot. She still grunts but doesn't seem to be as miserable as she was before. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do your own research before you trust what me or anyone else says about using these home remedies and even ask your pediatrician because each baby is different and has different allergies (I can't each dairy or sugar any more because those make things worse for her) so you never know if your baby will have an adverse reaction to something. Ok, this review is super long, sorry. Good luck momma!

Brand new computer right out the box. I don't go on any sights that are bad I only use my computer for school work. less then a month after downloading this my computer was on the verge of crashing! You might as well have nothing on your computer because this does nothing to help

Takes forever to charge but it will charge you phone a couple of times. The size and shape is really similar to my android phone so. It's easy to keep track of. It has these really cool lights that show how much charge remains in the power bank, has 2 USB ports so you can charge 2 things at once. One is a 1.0A output. The other one is 2.0A output.

Ok this is my second review. After contacting the company I found out this was a resistive tablet not capacitive as they had advertised when I bought it. So I changed my 5 star rating to 4 stars. Note* Capacative is the type of screen that ipads have.