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Great case, I use this iPad for work and the texture of the case helps grip it walking around the office without collecting dust/dirt like the rubber ones do. Two other people in the office bought one after checking this out. Also if you have a keyboard they have the same case without the front cover that fits it perfectly.

I thank God for helping me find this regimen and Daniel Kern for developing it. I've used just about everything on the market and a bunch of home remedies. Nothing works like this. It's sad that a product like this that actually works doesn't get the commercial hype like Proactiv or other mediocre products do. I was at my last straw and ready to look into expensive laser treatments when I found the acne.org regimen. I get so many compliments on my skin and I didn't have to spend any money on a dermatologist or other expensive treatments. Anyway, if your suffering...yes, suffering...from acne, look no further. The Acne.org Regimen is the product line for you!

Might be good for soft toenails, but older nails are no longer soft, even after soaking. They're tougher than this gadget can handle. AND it cannot get into the corners of fingernails, down to the "hangnail stage". If I wore my nails in the "straight-across" style, it would work very well, but I still

I'm a gadget lover who has been interested, but skeptical about Roomba since it came out. I recently needed to replace my upright vacuum, and given the years of improvements along with the many positive reviews and I decided it was time to give Roomba a try. I purchased a 770 and used the device extensively over a three week period in my single floor, 1600 sf condominium. In the end, I found the experience to be entertaining, but ultimately disappointing.

I have toe nail fungus and have tried many home remedies: tea tree oil in 10% solution, warm, wrapped on toes,

Oro Gold, along with Vine Vera and Vivo Per Lei are part of an elaborate international scam run by an Israeli company called Mazal Enterprises, based in California. Worryingly, there are hundreds of fake reviews on pretty much every website singing the praises of these bogus brands. The salespeople, who claim to be dermatologists, use high-pressure sales techniques and false advertising to sell their terrible products for exorbitant prices. All the positive reviews are fabricated. If you care to check the reviewers' history you will find that they review the same products.

If you ski/board/sled and get powder snow inside your goggles, the Snow Eraser works pretty well. It's small, about 1" x 2.5" and 0.25" thick, small enough to fit in a wrist or arm pocket. It's foam with a layer of chamois on one side. When you yard sale and get snow inside your goggles, dump out most of the snow and use the spongy side to get all the remaining snow out of the corners of the goggles. Then use the chammy side to dry off the lens so it doesn't fog up. I found it worked better than a tissue or napkin or lens cloth to get snow out. It actually dries the lens instead of just smearing the water all over the inside of the lens. It's also soft so it won't scratch the inside of the lens.