The Princeton Review Cracking the MCAT was an absolutely essential part of my study schedule for the MCAT. It was very thorough and a great help, especially the portions covering general chemistry from my freshman and sophomore years of college. The only negative aspect of this book was the practice tests that came with it. The passages were confusing and not like the MCAT passages at all. I received my lowest scores on these practice tests, while I received my highest on the official MCAT practice tests. I would highly recommend this book, but I would definitely spend the money on official MCAT practice tests.

Every time I purchase a facial product, which I had once purchased at a store, on Amazon, my face gets these raised red areas that become really dry and then peel. There was a night cream and an eye cream and now this. I'm not sure what's going on. Is the product fake? Is it old? I don't know. Not the first time.

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