I just went back on this today (used to use a lot in 2013/14, then I was pregnant, then breastfeeding so couldn't even have Red Bull), and I forgot how much this works in terms of tweaking you out, which I like. Yes, about the address comment, it's like that at first. I know after a few days though it won't be the same, but the first three days this kills appetite and makes it almost impossible to stay still. One a day is plenty, and do drink the water as said.

This device enables me to work in my workshop for hours with occasional resting. The shortcomings are minor compared to freeing both your hands. The price is a bargain to regain control of your life. This device is bulky and takes a minute to put on and take off. I use regular crutches most of the time because they are more convenient if you're getting up and sitting down a lot, or getting in and out of a car. Out in public it gets a lot of attention. If you have a sense of humor, consider adding a parrot prop to your shoulder. No eye patch, you'll lose your depth perception.

A couple of years ago, I started seeing a dermatologist for still having acne at 35yrs old. It's taken me a long time to find a combination of products that actually help, that I can actually afford, and that my dermatologist doesn't make a face at. My skin often feels dry, but I have to be very careful not to use products that make my skin oily.

They came just like i expected yet the arch was a bit high. I like them because i am a heel runner which these shoes helps me with. I am usually a size 7 in sandals and 5.5 in sneakers. The first day they were way too tight but after walking around in them a bit they fit perfectly.

Good book. I enjoyed reading it. There were some issues of switching PoV without warning. I always get a bit annoyed, let down, when powers come to a main character a bit too easily in a magical fantasy, but at least the author made the main character work to learn how to best use them. I did purchase the next book and have started it.