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If you have money to throw away, this is the product for you. And no my feet don't look like I've been walking on gravel for years. You can't apply even the slightest bit of pressure at all because this thing will stop. And if it removed any dry skin I couldn't see it. Save your money!

As a woman of a certain age I started to notice that I could see more of my scalp then I wanted and started looking for help, tried the topical solutions (i/e product the minoxidil) without see any result and getting dull, dry hair. My dgt actually suggested that I try this as she had seen results in some of her friends so what the heck I ordered some from Brock.com and in the 2 months I have used this I actually think I see less scalp peeking thru. I will continue to use since nothing else is out there and don't plan on doing hair implants anytime soon..BTW anyone reading this on Amazon..go to brockbeauty.com this is half the price. no idea why it so high here DISCLAIMER: I don't work for Brock

Good hose for what it cost. It does leak from the attaching part no matter which faucet we attach it to and even replacing the O-ring did not help. We don't use hoses too often so that is not an issue for us. For a small town home where we just need to hose down a porch or sidewalk once in a while, this hose has been perfectly fine. We store it indoors so it should have a good lifespan.

I've used my original set of batteries fory 2 years (~40 days skiing total) and the black "lid" with the connector, lights and on/off buttons has come off of one of the batteries. It still seems to be usable, but it shouldn't have come off in normal use. I suppose I could use some epoxy or Super Glue to keep it together ... In any case, I decided to buy a replacement set of batteries in case my originals are on their way out. I *have* experienced erratic results with both battery packs, wherein they seem to discharge much sooner than expected, or mysteriously get switched to a different setting than I set them to at the start of my ski-day. And I've had to replace the foot-pad heating elements, as they both seem to have crapped out (as evidenced by the batteries not discharging at all after being turned on, to test them, for more than 24 hours). But that's not a battery problem. It's a problem with the durability of the heating elements &/or the wiring (cable & connector). Maybe the Hotronics system just isn't suitable for the rigors of a ski boot. But it's better than using the chemical heating packs in my boots (they work fine in gloves, but they don't stay stuck to my socks when I put on my boots) - they rub off and curl up as my foot slides into my boot).

Great CDL test prep booklet. I like that this book includes practice questions to better prepare you for the test itself. I also like how well the book flows it seems to cover all the basics for the test as well. I like how under the walk through section it doesnt just say to make one it goes into detail and tells you what exactly you should be checking. i like how much detail this book goes into to show you exactly what to do in a multitude of situations even something like down shifting. I like that the answer keys are available for you to check yourself. I received this product for free in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.

I almost dropped $100 on a competing product with more reviews, but I am very happy I took a leap of faith on this one. The device is small, but quality built. It comes with English instructions and packaging, along with a USB cable and a optical cable. The main draw for me was the aptX low latency support (although curiously it's not listed in the official aptX website) because I use bluetooth headphones for gaming. There is no noticeable audio/video sync issues even with my non-aptX Sentey H9 headphones, so honestly I don't even think I need to upgrade just yet.