Country: 45.35.15.184, North America, US

City: -96.8705 Texas, United States

I tried this product and it worked well on my arthritis pain. However, it contains a histamine which is taboo for allergy sufferers. I developed a horrible rash; I have had to take steroids to get rid of it; and will be seeing an allergist. This product should come with a warning for people who have allergies. They did refund my money but that is small consolation for the suffering I have had to put up with.

This prep book is full of typos and mistakes, even in the practice tests. Very disappointed that I wasted my money.

I picked this up when it was offered for free and I'm glad I didn't pay for it. The ending is not complete and you will need to buy the next in the series. That said, it's not a deal breaker for me but I know for some people it is.

My ISP is Comcast. I returned the $7/month rental modem. I chose the white unit based on previous reviews stating that the black units may have certain ' issues'. Prior to making the purchase I searched the internet for help forums to be sure I knew what would be involved. Once the unit arrived and I was ready to make the switch over, I got my info ready: The important info I needed was 1) a couple items printed in tiny print on the label on the router (so in advance, I got out my magnifier and wrote them down in big readable print on a piece of paper so I did not have to struggle to read them while on the phone while the router was connected and stowed behind my desk), 2) the Comcast tech support phone number + my Comcast acct number. First I took screenshots of my previous rental modem configs (just in case.) Then I disconnected the rental modem and connected this new one. I reset my wifi router so it would find the new modem. Then, to get the new modem working, I called the Comcast support number on my bill & they gave me a different phone number to call specifically for connecting customer owned modems. I called this other number and told them what I wanted to do. From here it was easy. The tech verified my account, entered the new modem info, and noted that FW update would need to take place. The tech stayed on the line with me while the modem FW got updated, and then the connections were re-checked. The Tech explained what the various LEDs on the front panel indicated as the process progressed (I was asking b because the documentation is only rudimentary.) When the process was done, I verified I had upload & download functionality and all configs were proper (I watched all the progress from the beginning via my web browner pointed to 192.168.100.1). The Tech stayed on the line while we checked speeds - which were performing as advertised. Entire process took maybe 15 minutes, mostly due to the FW update process which went flawlessly, just takes a bit of time for reboots, etc. I returned the rental to a Comcast Service center the next day and got a receipt for it. My next invoice properly showed pro-rated service billing for the rental, and properly noted that I provide my own modem now so there is no rental fee. I have been running it for over a month now, no issues that I have noticed. Note: I did not gain speed because of the modem, as I expected. What I gained was no more rental fees, and in a year this should pay for itself. I also know my new modem will support higher speeds if I ever do want to pay for that. My only real complaint, as noted in other reviews: THE LEDs ARE WAY TO DOGGONE BRIGHT!! Some people may want their office to look like the Starship Enterprise datacenter with lots of blinking lights, but I do not. Even masking the lights at the front panel only slightly helps - the lights glow so brightly that light also leaks out from the SIDES and TOP of the unit through the heat vent holes. I am a bit reluctant to take the thing apart to mask the LEDs from the inside, but this is one situation where I might just have to break down do that.