Country: 69.27.174.10, North America, US

City: -111.6761 Utah, United States

These command strips are my new best friend. It's like pulling teeth to get my husband to hang things and I always screw up and put holes everywhere in the walls. These are unbelievably easy to apply and if I mess up on where I put them, I can pull them off without messing up the paint or leaving holes. So far they've held the picture frames I've used them for quite well - some are pretty heavy, too. I read they're good for earthquakes, better than nails. It can be tricky to get it lined up so I actually stick the two sides together on the back of the picture and then hold the picture firmly where I want it hung. Instead of doing one first and then the other. Took me a while to figure out that trick. Pretty much done with nails from now on, haha.

First, I don't have arthritis but do periodically suffer from neck joint pain, shoulder pain, knee pain and thankfully not too often gout.. This stuff really works well in relieving the aches. When my neck acts up I will go through 4 oz. of this stuff in a month. If a joint gets to aching I will slap some more on in the middle of the night and go back to sleep. Another cream that works well sometimes is TOPRICIN. Sometimes I use both and it helps. When I get a gout attack in my big toe I apply AD several time a day and at night.

I bought this because of TurboTax's change requiring upgrade from Delulxe to Premium on their 2014 package to be able to report dividends and capital gains ($30 price increase). TaxACT runs similarly and a good package for the price. It does lack most of the import functionality of TurboTax--only one source for W-2 and only imports from a handful of brokerages of combined tax forms. You are directed to a third-party website to download consolidated forms for an additional cost. The CSV import option works OK, but requires massaging of import fields to work. Regardless, although not TurboTAX functionality, it still works very well for the money.