Deaf Medicine

Product arrived on time. I'm a big fan of this Elixir! My hair has gotten thicker and better. I found the taste to be just like vitamins. It has a tart fruity taste. Not a problem for me. I don't like taking pills. I mixed the Elixir with 100% no sugar cherry juice and it was perfect. I will definitely order again.

This oil is not big on the smell department compare to others, but the uses and benefits by far out weight the lack of scent. I am an avid essential oil user and do my research before I try a new one. Although Frankincense is not big in the scent department it does accentuate the benefit and scent of other oils which is the reason it is use a lot on fragrances. Some of its medicinal uses are antiseptic and disinfectant, it reduces the appearance of wrinkles and my favorite it reduces joint paint. It can still be used for aromatherapy and scenting household products like laundry soap, dryer balls, and cleaners, if you are so inclined. Probably even bath/beauty products would be ok too. I would only use it on your body if you're diluting it with a high quality carrier oil (e.g. almond). I however keep my Frankincense in the medical cabinet. This item arrived well packages, to ensure both the bottle and the included eye dropped weren't damage in transit. This oil does smells similar to other frankincense oils I've used. It has the earthy, woody musk scent I expected. This is a great buy.

There was so much wrong with this movie its hard to say what's right. Dale Midkiff and De Young as stars promised more than was delivered (but at least they can act). The acting of the supporting cast was atrocious. Ami Dolenz' EMT was particularly badly done for a professional actor. The others were almost painful to watch esp. Dolenz' 'mom', but they weren't professionals. Sadly, actors becoming Christians apparently means never acting w/professionals again.

Out of all my engineering student friends I was the one people came to if they had an issue with excel or couldn't figure out how to do something. When I found this book in the library I peeked through it and realized. I knew nothing...

I purchased this tablet for my three year-old grandson who is autistic. It works very well for him and was cost effective. It is far less expensive than the lowest model iPad and works just as well.

Doesn't it just grate your grits when you have to alter what should be a perfectly good product to make it work properly when the manufacturer could have gotten it right so easily?! Especially such a simple thing as this hand warmer?! I mean, Zippo! Good grief!

I am a dancer and a runner and have extremely thick callouses on the balls of my feet. I have tried everything (including expensive chemical peels, podiatrists' sanders, sloughing lotion, and every gadget imaginable) to get rid of them, but I just didn't have the patience to spend 4-5 requisite hours/day with the pumice stones and microplanes my feet demand. In 30 years, I have never had uncalloused feet. Well, I bought this gizmo and was skeptical that it would do much of anything, but I was wrong, wrong, wrong. I have used it more than the manual recommends, spending about 30-45 minutes/day with it for a week as I watch TV, and surprise! My feet are finally callous-free! I am sure I will need to use this device a few times/week to maintain the skin's new condition, but it will be easy to do and well worth the investment of time. So rare to find a device that actually does what it says it will. I highly recommend it.