100% as advertised. I was very pleased with the packaging and the install took 5 minutes, literally. Couldn't be easier. They look terrific and provide a great, different luck.

I recommend you always contact your vet before giving your dog any herbal treatments and am not advocating the use of Goldenseal for anything than its stated purpose or benefits. I can only share my experience with my two labs and caution you to do your own research to be certain that no harm will come to your animals. Our dogs are constantly exposed to wooded streams and ponds during our walks and like most labs gladly refresh themselves with water from a clear stream or scummy pond. Several times over the years, they would get bouts of diarrhea lasting more than a couple of days prompting us to get them in to the vet for treatment. Often the vet would prescribe medication to kill intestinal parasites which would invariably clear up the symptoms and get the dogs back to good health. After the 4th or 5th time to the vet, I decided to look for something that could be used as a preventative, as the dogs were definitely not going to stop drinking from muddy puddles or contaminated streams (thinking giardia). Goldenseal was mentioned in several places on the web as a possible preventative so I bought a bottle to try it out. One of the labs was particularly prone to get loose stools so it was relatively easy to see the results. Within a month, the dog's stools were back to normal and we have not had another bout of diarrhea in either dog since starting them on Goldenseal. I can't recommend dosages, better for you to discuss with your vet, but I periodically add the powdered Goldenseal to their dry food and mix with a small amount of water. Labs are not known to be picky eaters so I was not expecting them to turn down eating but they actually seem to like the taste. But again, these are the same dogs lapping up that pond water in the first place.

So long TurboTax. TaxAct Deluxe Federal edition let me file our 3 different W-2's, small business income, IRA data, investment income data, itemized deductions for charity and property tax (just like TurboTax once did) before Intuit got greedy. I saved last years TurboTax data as a .pdf file and TaxAct was even able to import the vast majority of data (names, addresses, SSN's etc) for me to review rather than type in (if you didn't save last years data as a .pdf file you are going to have to enter that data). Even if you cannot import from last year that is no biggie. The TaxAct software did just like it should. Walks you through the normal questions of income compiling, taxes paid, deductions etc. with little fuss or hassle and in a pretty straightforward manner. I cannot believe Intuit was so stupid to lose what was probably a pretty faithful following - but this year many people have been bamboozled into buying an Intuit product that is either out of date, or (less) than what they needed to file and always at a ridiculously high price to do normal family tax filing. I'm sure they will regroup next year when they see how many people left but it will be too late. TaxAct is priced in the sweet spot so unless they screw up like Intuit did I see no reason why I won't use them again next year (are you listening TaxAct? :-)). My state is already set up for electronic filing online - so I did not need to bother buying or upgrading to a State edition. This product is the Federal product only but very robust. TaxAct rocked this year.

Been using it for 3 months, heavy duty (as in, several batches everyday) at my house. Already refilled the carbonator twice.