What can I say? It does it's job. Good quality too. I use mine a lot to keep food cool in my lunch box, and it's held up fine.
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Ice Bag English Cara - 11 Inches
What can I say? It does it's job. Good quality too. I use mine a lot to keep food cool in my lunch box, and it's held up fine.
Solarcaine Aloe Extra Burn Relief Gel, 8-Ounce Bottles (Pack of 3)
The aloe gel is sticky and uncomfortable when applied. The old lotion base was much better. As for pain relief, the 1/2% active ingredient just isn't enough. I bought a bottle of the old style Solarcaine on my last trip to Mexico. Not only was the lotion base much better, but it contained 4 times the active ingredients and gave real relief.
The 3 pack came well packed and the bottles were closed.
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Medline Cloth Tape, 2" x 10 yards
This tape is a third of the price of the similar 3M cloth tape, medipore H. It has the added advantage of being waterproof and sticks really well. Not perforated by tears off the roll very easily. I typically use alcohol to loosen the adhesive before removing so as not to irritate the skin underneath. Highly recommendSave 25% Off
Neosporin Kids + Pain Relief, 0.5 Ounce Tube
Excellent option to relieve the pain of minor falls and bumps. The filing comes at an ideal size for carrying in your bag
Assured Digital Thermometer
We like this digital thermometer: affordable price, easy to use and convenient, gives an accurate and clear reading, solid.For the price it can't be beat.
That is the reason I rated this so low.This thermometer is not accurate, one reading was 96.6 and one 94.8. When you depend on the temp to accuracy to decide sick or not, or does one need to go to hospital? someone needs an accurate thermometer. Either the battery is dying bought new which is not good as to there are people buying these to test an ill person or the circuitry and accuracy is not good. Rest assured, this is not the thermometer to buy. Buy from one of the name brand med manufacturers.
Active Innovations Dorsal Night Splint - Black (Small) by Cramer
This is my second dorsal night splint. I purchased one several years ago to deal with my plantar fasciitis and was very pleased with its performance. It fit well and was comfortable and durable and I had no hesitation about buying another if I ever needed it.The splint works by securing the wearer's foot in a neutral position by use of a rigid plastic shell secured to the leg by velcro straps. The splint is adjustable for left or right foot by means of a "split" plastic foot cup that, once adjusted, is held in place by a third velcro strap. The splint is fairly light and comfortable compared to heavier boot-type splints. It is open at the back, making it lighter and cooler to wear through the night.
I needed a second splint because my PT recently recurred in both feet. I had no hesitation in ordering a second of the same model because, as mentioned above, it is easy to adjust, light and fairly comfortable, and I had a good experience with my first one. Since I was going to need two, I wanted to make sure that they would be of the same design and weight and that I could tolerate wearing both.
However, the splint I recently purchased pales in comparison to the first one, although they are both made by the same company. The design of the DNS in general includes a soft fabric lining inside the hard plastic shell of the splint with a small split in the material to allow for stress on the interior without tearing the fabric. In my older splint, the plastic shell that protrudes slightly through that split in the fabric doesn't interfere with the comfort of the splint at all; in this latest version, that plastic protrusion is rough and scratches the top of my foot. Since the splint must be snug to work, loosening it to take the pressure off defeats the purpose, so I had to line it myself with moleskin just so I could tolerate that little bit of plastic against my skin. I compared the same areas of both splints and while both have what I "think" might be a mold line, the protrusion in the earlier splint is fairly smooth; I can only describe that same portion of the second splint as jagged.
My main complaint, though, involves the foot portion of the newer splint, which, let's face it, is the most important component. Both have the same design the foot portion is adjustable for right or left, with the adjustment being made by means of sliding one side of the foot cup under or over the other side, held in place by a velcro strap that goes around the instep. The idea is that the wearer adjusts the strap once based on his or her foot size, secures it snugly, and doesn't have to readjust it on a regular basis. The velcro strap that secures it is not supposed to slide or otherwise move from that position, guaranteeing that the wearer's foot will remain unflexed throughout the night. On the newer splint, the velcro strap (which is heavier in weight than the original) slides all over the place, no matter how I adjust the foot cup or orient the leg straps. As a result, by morning (and sometimes halfway through the night), the foot portion is loose, and the leg straps have shifted as well, and I'm pretty sure that my foot has spent a good deal of the night out of the correct position. Let me be perfectly clear about this point: The problems I'm having with this splint are not the result of inexperience. I know how to use it and how it should feel and perform and what is more, I have something to directly compare it to. In my opinion, this newer splint is poorly designed and manufactured compared to the other one I have.
The wearer can walk a short distance in this splint, e.g., for a few steps to the bathroom in the night. This newer splint has a traction patch on the underside (the older splint never needed one; perhaps the thickness and smoothness of the new velcro straps is the reason) that catches on carpet and causes the splint to stop abruptly, which adds to the instability of the strap around the foot. It is forced backward underneath, which causes it to loosen and allow the foot cup to open slightly. I can easily imagine someone who is not used to using a splint like this losing his or her balance and perhaps tripping over the front of the splint.
I purchased this item through a company that sells here on Amazon. I am not sure if it was a "second", or if it is a discontinued design,or if I just got a bad one, but If I were a first-time user, I would never buy this again. However, since I've used the original product with great success before, I am disappointed that the newer version is clearly inferior. If I ever need another one, I'll hunt it down in a brick-and-mortar store so I can look at it firsthand, rather than take a chance on buying it online. Since the company I purchased it through does not pay return shipping AND adds a restocking fee, it is not worth it to me to return the item I'll just have to jerry-rig it as best I can to get through this lastest bout of plantar fasciitis and look for another appliance to replace it in the future.
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Philips Norelco AT830 Powertouch with Aquatec Electric Razor
Customer review from the Amazon Vine Program I do not know where all the research is coming from that is allowing so many advances in electric razor technology, but Philips and other companies seem to release a new line of electric shavers every year. I think for the last decade, there has been a competition, starting with manual razors trying to see how many blades they could add to their razors (my current razor has six), and electric shavers responding by seeing how many different models they could put on the market. Philips Norelco currently has almost two dozen different models listed on their web site, and I have never in my life had so much difficulty now and in the past, as I do trying to distinguish between them. The AT830 is part of their new line of shavers released in February 2012. From what I can tell, they are discontinuing most of their current line in favor of these new razors.Below I'll provide a brief rundown of the current main product lines, followed by the different models within that line in brackets (least expensive to most), and then discuss this actual model.
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6000 Series [6940, 6955] This is Philips Norelco's base level of razors. They, along with the 7000 and 8200 series are dry shavers, meaning they cannot be used in the shower and are not designed to be used with any foams or gels. The 6000 series do have floating heads, but there is no movement in the head unit. These models are corded.
7000 Series [7310, 7315, 7325, 7340, 7345, 7380, 7810] Now you start to add some cordless options, and get LCD indicators to let you know about battery life. Better models add things like a pop-up trimmer and floating heads.
8200 Series [8240, 8250, 8251] Another line of dry shavers. The 8200 has a little "better" shaving head technology, and a different form factor thath is a little more comfortable. It also adds a precision trimmer. I've compared the 7000 and 8200 models and didn't notice enough of a difference in the quality of the shave to recommend the 8200 over the 7000 (unless you need the trimmer).
SensoTouch and SensoTouch 3D [1150, 1160, 1180, 3D 1250, 1260, 1280, 1290] Their most advanced/expensive razor models. The razor head pivots and flexes on a ball to get around a lot of contours on your face. The SensoTouch can move in two different ways while the SensoTouch 3D can move in three. The SensoTouch 3D is the best electric razor I've ever used (but also the most expensive) and I highly recommend it if you don't mind the cost.
Nivea for Men [HS420, 8040, 8060] You need to use this with the Nivea for Men hydrating cream, which is released as you shave through the shaving heads. I like Nivea for Men hydrating cream, but it's a hassle to use with the razor. I don't recommend anyone buy this.
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FIRST IMPRESSIONS Now that you can see what Philips Norelco currently has available, I should say that the 6000, 7000, and 8200 lines are being discontinued in favor of these new models and their SensoTouch. The AT830 is in their PowerTouch Series (which looks like it is being marketed to replace the 8200 line). It is an AquaTouch shaver, meaning that it is entirely waterproof, and can be used in the shower with gel/foam, or just by itself as a dry razor. I don't like dry shaving, so I was excited to try this out and see how effective it is. Normally, shaving dry with an electric razor tears my face up so I prefer to use a manual razor. The first thing I noticed about it is the form factor. It is very light weight when compared to previous razors I have used. The contoured handle felt good in my grip, but the design mostly mimics previous models and there is nothing really new here. It doesn't feel "cheap"but it doesn't feel like a top of the line shaver either.
SHAVING EXPERIENCE AND SHAVING TIPS I first did a dry shave with it on half of my face. Like all of their shavers, it contains "Lift and Cut" technology, which just means that it lifts the hair follicles and then cuts them, so it cuts lower on the hair and gives you a closer shave. I could feel it pulling the hairs to cut them, however it wasn't an unpleasant experience, just a slight tugging. Next I tried out a wet shave, which surprisingly worked fairly well. The one area I had a problem with is under my chin. The blades on the AT830 do flex a good bit for getting around your face, but I still had a bit of trouble with this area. I would suggest using shaving gel or tea tree oil rather than foam. I kept worrying that the shaver was going to short out in the middle of my showers but it did fine every time. I did not have any problems with breaking out or getting a rash from using it. I do recommend using it with gel, as I found I get a smoother shave doing that as opposed to dry. The pop-up trimmer wasn't very useful to me and worked okay, but it is fairly basic and not as nice as some of Norelco's precision trimmers. Overall, it gave me a fairly close shave, but not nearly as good as I've gotten with the SensoTouch 3D, or with a manual blade. I did have some razor burn after my first shave, but this is normal when using an electric shaver for the first time in awhile, and for me, goes away after about a week (Norelco says it can take 21 days for your skin to adjust). Whenever you shave with a manual razor, you are actually removing a thin layer of skin. Electric shavers go underneath the skin line but don't actually remove any skin, so this adjustment period is used to allow your body to get rid of the scar tissue that the body creates from using a blade (your body doesn't create scar tissue when using an electric shaver). Do not switch back and forth between an electric shaver and a manual shaver.
BATTERY LIFE It takes one hour to fully charge the shaver, which Philips Norelco says will provide you with 50 minutes of shaving time. I ran four battery drain tests, where I fully charged the shaver and then ran it down completely. The average battery life was 80 minutes. Actual battery life will be shorter when the shaver is having to work to cut hair as opposed to the way I tested it, but based on my tests, their claim that you will get 50 minutes of shave time seems accurate to me. If the battery is dead, you can also do a quick charge, by charging it for three minutes, which will give you enough power for a five minute shave. Instead of using the traditional nickel-cadmium battery, this shaver contains a lithium-ion battery. Not only is this type of battery much better for the environment, but it doesn't experience a "memory effect," which is what happens when you constantly charge a nickel-cadmium battery without fully discharging it first. I would have liked it if they had included a charging station for the shaver.
CLEANING A lot of people will probably find cleaning and taking care of the blades to be a hassle and not spend a lot of time on it, but I am a big believer in properly cleaning the shaver and maintaining the blades, which will not only extend the life of the blades, but give you a better shave. Even if you get all of the hair out, there is microscopic residue and debris on the blades that you can't see. Cleaning this razor is very easy. The top pops open and you can just run the underside of the blades in the water or under the shower. It takes me about 10 seconds to fully clean it and it rinses and dries very quickly. You do need to make sure you clean it after every use, because any hair or residue left under the blades can prevent you from getting a smooth shave the next time. This is especially important if you're using the shaver with gel/lotion. Dried gels will hold onto tiny hair residue and wear down the blades and give you a poor shave. You should also clean and lubricate your blades every couple weeks with a mineral oil solution or something like NORELCO RAZOR LUBRICANT. The shaver does come with a tiny brush and every couple of months you should pop out the blades from the head and clean the grills and blades individually. If you want to make your own cleaning solution, mix one part white vinegar with 10 parts water, and soak the blades in it for thirty minutes. Then rinse the blades to get rid of the vinegar. Replace the heads with Philips Norelco HQ8 Spectra Tripleheader Replacement Heads every 12 months.
I've gone back and forth between electric and dry shavers over the last few years and always seem to come back to a manual razor, but I really think the AquaTouch technology makes a difference in the AT830 and I will probably use this shaver for awhile as I get a fairly close shave with it. I think the closeness of the shave you get will depend a lot on your face. It is not as nice as the SensoTouch 3D, but it is a decent mid-range shaving option.
The AT830 actually gave me a better shave than the fancier and more expensive SensoTouch. The closeness and time shaving were about the same, but I got less irritation with the AT830, particularly in the sensitive area below my chin. One big thing I like about the Norelco rotary razors is the fact that they are really quiet. They're also comfortable to hold and lightweight. Thumbs up for ergonomics.
What I didn't like about the AT830 were the lack of features. There is no battery meter, only a light that flashes when the battery is about to run out. A big detractor is the fact that you cannot use this razor plugged in; you have to wait until there is a charge and unplug it before you can use it. If you need to shave and the battery's run out, you're out of luck.
I will say that I get a better shave with the Bran--closer, quicker, and with no irritation. However, everyone's skin is different, and it's worth trying a variety of different razors to find out which works best for your skin. If you are looking to try a rotary razor I would recommend this one over the more expensive SensoTouch.
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I have a difficult beard--it's tough and the hairs grow slightly sideways so I have to pull the skin to the side with one hand to get them to stand up. When I first started shaving I used a blade and had to finish up by pulling it against the grain to get a smooth result. But my skin would get irritated and break out, so I went to a Remington electric. Since that time I have had several Remingtons, a Braun, and this is my third Norelco. I have used it every day now for several months, and it is the best one I've ever had.I was going to reward myself with the most expensive "3-D" model but several things made me choose this one. First, the 3-D uses what looks like a more advanced shaver head, but all of the higher end models just below that (including the 2-D) use the HQ-8 heads, so I didn't think the difference in performance would be all that noticeable considering the premium price. Plus the 3-D apparently flexes every which way but Sunday, but this one flexes way more than enough, so I didn't see an advantage significant enough to justify the higher price.
Second, to use the trimmer on the Norelcos with a "neck" (like the 2 and 3-D) you have to snap it on as an extra accessory. One of my other Norelcos was like that and it was always a minor annoyance. The integrated pop-up trimmer on this model is so much handier and has the perfect angle for trimming even nose and ear hair as well as sideburns.
Third, my older Norelco had a charging stand and it was a major annoyance. Lightweight and cheap, the shaver sat in it awkwardly and would tip over if you weren't careful. It was a pain to travel with it as well. It is so much handier to just plug the cord into the shaver and let it charge that way.
Finally, I got the Aquatec model, not because I use it to shave wet, but because it is easy to clean by just holding it under running water. Some have complained that you can't use it with a cord (I assume that is so you don't electrocute yourself while shaving wet), but there are plenty of warning lights when the battery is running low. Also charging doesn't take that long (in an emergency you can get a quick five-minute shave with only a five-minute charge) and lasts for a good while (I have only had to recharge the shaver once so far).
Some have complained that the heads are surrounded by a border that keeps the cutters from close places like around the nose. I know what they mean, but a bit of extra pressure gets them into the corners and it is certainly not even close to a deal breaker for me.
In short, this is the best shaver I have ever owned. I still have a high-end Braun and it does a good job as well. But it is noisy and doesn't pick up longer, twisted, or stray hairs as well. So, I highly recommend this Norelco as the best combination of price and performance in the entire line.
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***UPDATE***UPDATE*** I have been shaving with this razor now for about 2 weeks and it delivers a really close shave even with my heavy dark beard, but here's a surprise: If you have a Jet Clean for the 8260cc the Power Touch AT830 will work in that Jet Clean. I have used mine in it a couple of times and it didn't harm my razor at all! I called Philips Norelco and the Lady who took my call asked one of her product specialist and he said do not use this razor in that Jet Clean. Well, I called back and the Guy that I talked to this time said it was perfectly ok. It seems that the first rep that I talked to just wanted me to buy a Jet Clean for this model. The Power Touch models with Jet Clean arn't going to be out til around Father's Day, so if you like useing Jet Clean, you can use your Power Touch AT830 in the Jet Clean for 8260cc. I am a collector of Philips Norelco Electric Razors. I have several models including the Spectra 8894XL James Bond Razor which in my opinion is best Norelco has ever made! The Senso Touch 3D left a rash on my neck and a burning sensation on my face. In my opinion this razor shaves better than the Senso Touch 3D. It delivers a close comfortable shave without the razor burn. I got this model because of the aquatec feature meaning you can use it either wet or dry. Pros: easy grip, washable, fast charge, and comfortable shave / Cons: No travel pouch, and No charging stand. I like to use a little talc or William's Lectric Shave which helps the razor deliver a close shave. I have a heavy dark beard and this razor shaves almost as close as a blade! The only reason that I did not rate this razor 5 stars was because it does not come with a travel pouch or charging stand. I use one of my old travel pouches which the razor fits in perfectly and a lid from one of cans of shaving gels which the razor is able to stand upright in. This is a good razor. It is one of the better Norelcoes that I have owned and I enjoy shaving with this razor. Get tis razor and you wont be disappointed! Happy Shaving!, Michael, Baton Rouge, LAWant Philips Norelco AT830 Powertouch with Aquatec Electric Razor Discount?
I have a rough and nappy beard like most people of African descent. I absolutely cannot use a straight razor without bumping up.So I splurged and got the Panasonic ES-LV81-K Arc 5 figured that paying three hundred bills that it had to work..but it was too bulky, loud, and still left me with irritation.
I returned my 300 dollar Panasonic and ordered this model because I wanted to try rotary and I liked how it fits into my hand.
Well after 3 weeks. My Lady out of nowhere remarked "Wow the irritation on your neck has completely cleared up"
This thing is quiet, easy to maneuver, and leaves no irritation on black skin. The main difference between this and the Panasonic that I mentioned earlier is that you don't need to do multiple passes.
I got mine from Target because Amazon was back ordered. You also can buy the Jet Clean base Direct from Phillips, mine is already on its way.
I Shave with Noxzema and Vinegar. Hope this helps
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OPTP SI-Loc
I had suffered from sciatica for three years. Therapy, pain relievers, chiropractors, all only gave temporary help. Then a friend told me about this little device. I purchased it (it arrived real fast too!) and put it on. In one minute I went through a million years of evolution and began walking upright! I wore it all night as directed. In the morning it felt as if I never had the pain in the first place! I now wear it everyday, and do certain exercises to strenghten the the support muscles in that area (I'm a certified personal trainer). My problem is now fast becomming a thing of the past. Normally I never bother with such things but now I tell everyone and anyone who has a sciatica problem about this little device, and where to get it! Everyday I marvel had the fact that I'm able to walk again! This is one great belt!
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I am using the Si-Loc belt for several years now (on and off) with no complains, quite the contrary. From my own personal experience, I was able to do everyday activities, including cleaning and lifting, with the belt on. Unlike previous belts I had, this one does not restrict my movements and it holds on nicely (except for riding up while sitting). I am using the belt as recommended to me by my chiropractor for lower back problems and muscles spasms. After several years, it is still working great and I love it so much that I ordered it for my mother. She loves it! It is sitting very comfortably and no one knows that it is there. This belt seems to sit better than my older belt and I was able to tight it better and as of today, it held on even while sitting.
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I NEVER take the time to review products, but the SI-LOC belt so far exceeded my expectations that I feel it's necessary. I purchased this belt when I was approximately 12 weeks pregnant and had started having terrible sacro-iliac joint pain (to the left and right of my spine, near the top of my hiney, in my lower-back area). I had never experienced this before, and it was different than having pulled muscles in my lower back. Getting in and out of bed to use the potty multiple times per night became excruciating! It was a physical therapist friend who let me borrow her belt to try out and I soon ordered my own. It has made ALL THE DIFFERENCE in the remainder of my pregnancy! I am now 30 weeks pregnant, and wear this belt nearly every day.Pros:
1. Perfect sizing the S/M belt can be cinched down if you are smaller or expanded if you are larger due to the long velcro area (nearly the length of the entire belt). Even now, almost 20 pounds heavier than when I bought it (with most of the weight in one place), it still fits me. **NOTE: You wear this belt BELOW your belly, basically right at your bikini zone, so even a large pregnant belly does not interfere. However, I would still recommend checking with your doctor about it if you're preggo. I found out later that the SI-LOC company does make a pregnancy-specific belt, although I think the regular one works just great.
2. Simplicity I would never have believed that something so simple could make such a massive improvement in my SI pain. It's not rocket science, but it works beautifully.
3. Cost I was willing to pay anything to relieve my SI pain, so ~$30 was extremely reasonable. Plus, you'll be able to use this belt through multiple pregnancies/multiple years.
4. Construction quality excellent. I wear it nearly every day, taking it off and on to go to the restroom or when I just want a break (like to eat). I have seen no wear at all, nor with the belt that I borrowed from my friend (which is several years older than my belt) they look the same, though hers might have gotten slightly darker in color.
5. Function I felt/feel relief beginning the moment that I put it on and cinch it down. It stays in place and doesn't slip. They recommend that you wear it over clothes/underwear, but I have worn it under my underwear to sleep at night so that I wouldn't have to take it off/on when going to the potty during the night. Although it was slightly less comfortable directly against my skin, it did not prevent me from sleeping.
6. Long-term benefit I can tell a significant difference (improvement!) in my pain when I have been wearing the belt for longer periods of time the pain is decreased when I take the belt off again.
7. Improved mobility when I am wearing the belt, I am able to do things that I could NOT do without the belt on. At this stage of pregnancy, simple bending/twisting with housecleaning would send stabs of pain through my SI joint. The SI-LOC belt TREMENDOUSLY improves what I can do. (I'm not saying that I never have SI pain anymore but it is very manageable now, with lots of periods of painlessness.)
Cons:
1. Color/style it's not a thing of beauty. It's a neutral tan color. If you're looking for something fashionable, this is not it. And, as far as I know, there are no other color options. But, really, who cares? I wear it under my clothes and most of the time it is not discernable through what I'm wearing.
2. Instructions the instructions were a little lacking on how to actually put the belt on. It wasn't just intuitively obvious where the black slider should go, on which side, etc. And it's not very clear where exactly to put it on your body they use the Advanced Anatomy & Physiology terminology for where it should go on your body (probably because this is meant to be used by medical professionals who would know what those terms mean). You can solve this by 1. asking a smart/medically-saavy friend, or 2. looking up the words on the internet. Nevertheless, I figured it out. **NOTE: the instructions are EXTREMELY thorough, however, in regard to what it does for you and the science behind it (complete with literature citations, if you're interested in that), which I really appreciated. I got one of these from my PT person after back surgery in 2003 and just love it. It helps keep pressure on the area L4-5 where I was fused. I just got a new one off of Amazon to replace the 5 year old one. They last a long time and really help.
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