Country: 148.251.23.234, Europe, DE

City: 9.491 , Germany

I researched and found, what I thought, was the ideal case. It received great ratings regarding protection and it was slim. Two qualities that I liked. When I first received it I was very pleased but now that I've had it 4 months I am very disappointed. There are hair-line cracks by the buttons and the opening for the power cord. The protective rubber is now coming off. I should say that I did drop on to a tiled floor and nothing happened to the phone. I'm now looking for a replacement and I'm thinking if the $30+ case is falling appart after 4 months, maybe I'll try the $10 one.

I've been through countless weight loss supplements and had almost given up until I found Yoli. I not only look better then I have in years, but I also feel amazing.

About two years ago I developed a flakey red facial rash and dandruff. I went to a highly regarded skin doctor every six months to deal with the problem and it only got worse. I couldn't understand why the doctors treatment had no effect, the doctor seemed unconcerned or uninformed. In desperation I started researching the internet and ran across a form where people were experiencing the same problem. In a short time I began to understand the root cause of the problem was the very medication prescribed. On the forum people were mentioning Sebamed products and their use. I went to Amazon and found the products I was looking for. I must admit I was a bit skeptical, but nothing else was working. In less than two weeks of using Sebamed products my condition completely cleared up and has not returned. I confess I'm furious that I wasted my time and money, not to mention the embarrassment I suffered at the hands of a medical professional. In my estimation the Sebamed products are top shelf and a small price to pay to a cure.

this thing is really great. what kid doesnt want to mimic a degrading job traditionally performed by power mad high school drop outs? I can't help but think if this worked better they'd still make a Playmobil Twin Towers.

I have mixed feelings about this product. On the one hand, the item description fails to mention that it contains Eluthero - a Chinese herb that used to be marketed as "Siberian ginseng." Eluthero is supposed to be an "adaptogen" - an herb that helps the body deal with stress. This may or may not be true, but it is also a stimulant.

I have a new Squirrelinator trap and have solved the puzzle of missing squirrels. Yes - squirrels can be smart (or lucky) enough to get out! Here's how I know: