I'm never going to buy another bottle of Windex again. I purchased this based on the reviews and I am glad I did. After washing my car, I used this glass cleaner and wow, it worked great! After one use, I will never go back to Windex again. For under $4 it is worth a try and I will tell you that you will not regret it.

This is nothing magical, but it is common sense. The product helps regulate the hormone levels of the body as you follow the weight loss diet. I have to lose 100 lbs and am on my second month of usage. I lost 20lbs in month 1, and would be happy to lose 20lbs per month. I know this may seem slow to some, but hey, I didn't gain it that quickly, and I don't expect to lose it that way. My weight steadily decreases daily anywhere from 0.2 lb to 1.0 lb, so get a scale that reads up to one decimal place. I am happy to LOSE weight at that rate, rather than GAIN it. Since it is slow AND progressive, my hormones slowly adjust to my weight, so they won't work against me once I have reached my goal. Slow and steady DOES win the race!

I saw a recommendation for this herb by Survival Lilly and thought I'd try it, as I have excessive bleeding from uterine fibroids. Surprisingly, it actually did work! It shortened the tail end of my period by days, and the bleeding wasn't nearly as heavy. When the bottle is gone, I will be purchasing it again.

Second time I've bought these, and will continue to purchase. They're DELICIOUS, which means I'll actually take them instead of letting the bottle collect dust on the shelf! I'm in the medical profession, and like knowing that I'm supplementing with a bit of Vit C + Zinc, especially in the wintertime. The echinacea is take-it-or-leave-it in my opinion, but nothing else that I tried with C + Zinc tasted nearly this good, so I just go with it. I've had house guests recently, and I think they must've discovered these, because they're disappearing even more quickly than usual these days... :)

I have used this device for just over two years. It has been a constant frustration.It worked only slightly better than the starkey version so I went with Siemens hear aids and the miniTek. It is very expensive and highly flawed in design. The pictured device must be around your neck and very close to your head or you will experience cutting out of audio in one or both ears. Turning my head to look off to the side will often cause loss of audio in one or both of the hearing aids. While driving, I have to look around me quite a bit and the constant cutting out of audio while turning my head rendered it pointless to use while driving. Also people on the other end complained about road noise being picked up. After a few months of trying to use it in every aspect that I could, I reverted to only using it while at work to listen to music streamed via bluetooth from my laptop. Since I can't wear headphones, this was nice. Another irritation is that it beeps every time it activates. While connected to a computer with no audio playing, it doesnt connect. But as soon as audio starts to play (perhaps a notification that I got an email) I hear beeps to indicate that it is connected. Then beeps that it disconnected (once the notification for new email stops) And goodness forbid if your being barraged by a bunch of notifications at once. Also, during connection initiation and beep duration you tend to miss 1 to 5 seconds of the audio. I still dealt with the constant irritations of loss of signal and random disconnects or random non-connects and the irritating beeps it makes every time it activates, since it was better than nothing. Now, two years later it has died and wont work at all. I miss the crappy little thing. But I ain't shelling out another $500'ish for a new one. There is absolutely no way it costs Siemens anywhere near that much to make it.

The bars are adjustable and are the exact size I need for my Equinox however when I tighten the screw that is used to lengthen/shorten the rail, they don't feel solid. There is a lot of play which I assume is normal since both are the same way. To me it doesn't seem secure. The screw has a washer under it. What will prevent the screw from vibrating loose? There isn't a lock washer. And to tighten the screw I'll have to remove the bars completely or search for a small stubby right angled screw driver which is too much work considering what I paid. Also the clip used to to pull the pin in and lock it in place has play in it. I can easily lift it up to disengage the pin. I don't trust these bars enough to attach my $1100 kayak too. If I can lift the tab so easily, what will stop 55 or 65 mph highway speed winds from pulling them loose?