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The stuff works great. I got it to reinforce a replacement audio cable. The only reason I knocked off a star is it is really expensive for the small amount you get. It works as advertised, and I'm glad I did it, but for this price, I'm wondering if there could have been another, cheaper solution.

I am very disappointed in the Weathertech floor mats for my F-150. The fit is not perfect and I cannot get them clean. I scrub with soapy water and then rinse with clean water and when dry, they still look dirty. 2 months old and they look old and shabby. For the money, $200, they are very poor value, I feel I was ripped off

Just got myself a Yeti and after walking from my apartment to my car the ice melted within minutes. Very disappointed as I can't understand how people are saying the ice lasts 24hours in some reviews. The ice in my cup didn't even last five minutes!

I started using the liquid 5% Rogaine when I was 18 years ago when I began to experience thinning in my crown area and slight recession in vertex areas. I've also used Propecia/finasteride for the past 17 years. My crown filled in within four months of starting Rogaine liquid, my vertex mostly filled in within 6 months, my hair regained nearly all of it's pre-thinning thickness around 1 year after starting the Propecia and today I still have most of my hair (I'm between a Norwood I and Norwood II). I have slight recession in my temples and have been able to maintain most of my widow's peak. I prefer the foam to the liquid. It is MUCH less irritating to my scalp (although I understand experiences will vary among users), and right now I prefer the brand name Rogaine because it seems to retain more of it's foam consistency when applied, compared to generic minoxidil (store brand) foam. The brand name Rogaine foam seems to also be even less irritating to my scalp than the generic minoxidil foam.

I was looking for something to help me drop some pounds and decided to try this after reading all the positive reviews (all over the web). I started drinking it on Thursday (4 days ago). I only had one shake that day to try it. The best way to describe the taste, for me anyway is if you ground up plain cherrios. I have tried it a few different ways either with a 3-4 oz of almond or coconut milk (vanilla or chocolate unsweetened). When using almond milk, I do ice, almond milk, filtered water, 1 pack of stevia, about a teaspoon of ceylon cinnamon and some real vanilla extract. It is not yummy but it is not awful. It definitely fills me up for several hours. It also has made my skin look good and my digestion is better in the past few days than it had been in YEARS. After the first day, I started on 2 shakes per day breakfast and lunch. Yesterday I used a little bit of chocolate coconut milk, coconut oil and the Almased, no stevia required. Today, I tried a new recipe, I made it up: "Almond Joy" I used a 3oz coconut milk, filtered water, 1 tsp coconut oil, a tsp of almond butter and a little bit of coconut extract. It wasn't bad. I am really glad I found Almased because it makes me feel really good, a lot of energy and no negative side effects. The only negative about this product is the price. I am sure many would agree it is super high for one canister, which does not contain many servings, a week or so depending on the number of scoops you have to use. I have been using only 5-7 tbs, compared to the 8tbs I am supposed to be using. I have great hope that this will help me get to my goal weight...FINALLY! I will update my review periodically to record weight loss.