These arrived earlier than expected (under a week via USPS). They are Honda OEM parts, with a Honda label on the box. I was able to install them in about 30 minutes. I have a 2005, and I could only slide the receiver blocks into the rails from the back, not the front. The covers on the back were easier to get off, but not easy, it takes some effort, but they should slide straight back and off while pressing in the pin with a small screwdriver on a bit if an angle to get the spring inside pushed back as much as possible. To add a box, I had to do some adjusting of the crossbars, which isn't super smooth once they are already installed. I would advise measuring first rather than trying to slide them after.

I loved this MP3 player, but it was short lived. While it worked, it served its purpose. It held enough songs for a long run and was easy to manipulate on the go. However, it died a few months after I got it. It stopped holding a charge and just wouldn't turn on at all.

The first time I saw a menstrual cup at my local drugstore, I recoiled in disgust. Seriously, your menstrual blood just collects in there? And you REUSE it?! But really, ladies, give them a shot. It will completely change your attitude toward your period. I recently tried both the disposable SoftCup and the Diva Cup, and here is why I will now never use anything but the Diva Cup: