M STAK aids (amongst other things) protein synthesis, this should not be confused with STAK which is a hormone modulator.

I ended up receiving this during a big week at work which is convenient as I have been in need for caffeine! I would have to say that I don't absolutely love this product but I don't hate it either. You most certainly need to make sure you add this to a coffee or juice or anything with flavor. It's pretty gross if you just add it to water (will literally only taste like sugar water). It was pretty mild overall. I tried this with my guava juice which didn't hinder the taste. I would say this is def more of the equivalent to half a cup of coffee... Then again this is just my opinion and is subjective as I'm not sure if tolerance has a part to play. I have used this product a few times thus far and it's a nice and safe pick me up without having to worry about chemically enhanced sugar (as it uses Stevia). Of course, there is mention on the packaging that this product has not been evaluated by the FDA- if that is something that is important to you. I would give this product a 4.5 out of 5 stars overall. I'd give it a higher rated if I was one to use Crystal Light packets often or enjoys adding a "kick" to my drinks that are more subtle. I did receive this product at a discounted rate in exchange for my opinion.

Such a great expansion to the earlier Exploding Kittens and NSFW games! Love the art and the cards! This is a great game!!!

I'm a huge fan of this series and everything that Mrs. Harris writes. However, while I adore Roe Teagarden, this wasn't the best offering. It seemed to drag in the beginning, the mystery was a bit predictable, and it felt the the questions/observations from Roe were very repetitive. At one point I was also taken completely out of the story by an inconsistency. On page 23, Roe tells how she called her best friend Amina to share the news of her pregnancy. In that instance, Amina is thrilled, begins to weep with joy, and says that she has lots of baby clothes she can share with Roe. But then, on page 133, Amina is in town and Roe "breaks the news" to Amina of her pregnancy for the first time...and Amina is both surprised and unhappy. This is not necessarily the author's fault, as she likely just forgot to remove the original line during revisions, but it's a wonder that the professional editors and proofreader that worked on this book didn't catch such a glaring inconsistency. Overall, it was an enjoyable read, but I enjoy Harris' other works better.

Good so far, I was surprised my family rebooted, while I was at work, needed to reboot, and it did the trick. I usually don't have to reboot until the modem is older and on its way out, I hope it will last a long time.

We're in the middle of a kitchen renovation and needed something to help us get by without a stove for 4 weeks only. I figured it should hold up for a month. There were two issues with this device immediately: it would turn itself on again even though it said off and when we had it on low or warm it would be scorching hot. So, it was either burn the food or not cook and unplug it when not in use. Because others spoke more highly, we returned for a new one. We'll see how the second one works out. Great part of this: Amazon sent a new one out immediately so we went only two days without a hotplate. Will try it out today.