Country: 179.188.17.94, South America, BR

City: -43.2192 , Brazil

My husband is on an antiarrhythmic. The doctor wanted to put him on another one which has really bad side effects and I, being a nurse, insisted that what he is on is fine. The doctor insisted on a stress echo to make sure there was no cardiac disease, since that would be a contraindication for him being on the current antiarrhythmic. He has been taking the Endothelial defense for quite a while as I wanted to be sure that his blood vessels remained clear. The stress echo was perfectly normal, allowing him to stay on his current medication. I believe that this was due to the endothelial defense. I researched and found studies that indicate this works to help keep blood vessels clear. I believe in this product so much that we have it on autoship.

I've been looking for a good wall mount for the house, and was happy to see this wall mount kit had everything I need to get the job done (minus the tools). The mount is of very solid construction and is not cheaply built. There was some assembly required when it arrived, as the rectangular frame you mount to the wall arrives in 4 pieces. I'll be installing this in just over a week and I'll update my review once I've had a chance to see it in action. Other kits I looked at did not have the TV mounting bars, so it was great that this set had just what I needed without having to order additional parts. My favorite feature was the addition of a HDMI cable in the box, which in my opinion really increases the value of this kit.

I was looking for a caller ID of sorts. Something so I wouldn't have to pull my over sized phone out of my pocket every time it went off. Also track through music. This fits that need. Very limited display options. No social media browsing. It kind of reminds me of the old smart phones before android. If you're looking for cutting edge. This isn't it. If you're looking for a way to keep your phone in your pocket. 

Can't really say it's anything like the older one my husband owned that I shaved my legs with - the speed was much faster in yesteryear tho' not the same model, granted. The older razor body was much more substantial, and I purchased this one for a backup to my blade razor primarily. It shaved very close - once I got over the difference in speed, and yes, the cord is pretty short, but I can't stand the charging razors, so it was the better alternative there. Already returned a Lady Remington last week and a Remington trimming electric as well - they were totally useless! This is definitely better. My hair is very fine, so I don't know what it would do with a man's heavier beard, but it's worth a try with their return guarantee. All in all am satisfied with how it shaved my legs, and again, it was a close shave which was what I like for touchups with convenience. Inexpensive too - and it is great to have it around now that I've come to terms with it! Less abrasive than the older one too - again, model differences? I think I will become used to it and be glad I bought it. They really have changed things in this Disposable Item Age, that's however a given!!

I'm a bit frustrated. IMO, Mr. Trimmer has provided a great service to those of us who often find ourselves in the path of large ships. However, I had to knock off a couple of stars because the book felt a little incomplete; Trimmer generally focuses on what to do if you're in a small boat and facing a large ship - unfortunately he glosses over other possible situations in which one might come across a large ship, or skips them entirely. For example -