When it comes to a no non-sense protein powder, one that has extras such as glutamine and BCAA's, and at the same time has a minimal amount of fat and carbs...this is the protein to get. This isn't a meal replacement or should be used as one, if that's what your looking for try muscle milk which is high in protein but also other calories as well.

Being new to the 3D printing game, I was looking for a filament that was reliable and easy to work with. The guys at 3DegreesOfFreedom delivered the IC3D filament fast, and it's been a dream to work with. I do recommend storing your filament in an airtight container (will absorb moisture apparently)...a few times I did forget to store it this way, but the next day it performed without flaw.

I have used the crest white strips and this does just as good , if not better of a job without getting all the tooth and gum sensitivity. I have bought this several times now.

I have always avoided MS Office products as a way of stating that I hate the MS monopoly, but I recently purchased a new laptop and decided I was not going to spend the next 4 year using Open Office and Thunderbird. Thus, I broke down and bought MS Office and Outlook 2010.

I just received Neutropix in the mail yesterday, and "popped" my first pill with no noticeable effect. but I wanted to keep following what the instructions were, so I took the second pill in the early afternoon, again with no real effect. I did the same thing the next day and after taking the pill in the afternoon I started to notice something. My focus started to increase, which was the reason I wanted to try the product. Researching this product a lot of people said that it was like a fog was removed from their mind and I kind of thought that was BS. But I now see what those people were talking about. I've had no ill effect in my short time using the product and am very pleased with the focus I feel I am receiving. I update as I continue the use of this product.

I am disappointed with the dearth of coverage in this edition. I checked back to the 2005 PDR, and it had 3,440 pages. This one is only 2,500, and I can't find many of the common medications I used to be able to find. This will be the last edition I purchase for our library.