My wife and I live in the Seattle area and have a full size stroller for when our daughter is born this upcoming August. We felt that purchasing more of an umbrella style stroller to go along with the full size was a great idea, we decided on the mini. This would allow us the versatility of taking 1 child or 2 and in the meantime, we could use the Mini to buzz around town. Most of the Mountain Buggy models have air filled tires, but not this one. I was informed by my sales associate about the new technology in these tires. It has an air chamber in them, causing the ride to be smooth like it has an inner tube, but I dont have to worry about a tube deflating. The mini has met all of our need thus far and we are sure it will last many years. It has a very easy fold and stands up out of the way once collapsed. This is nice for us because we have a small apartment. If you are not looking to spend a ton but get the quality of the Mountain Buggy name, the mini is something that you should check out. We are extremely happy with our purchase and I am recommending it to my friends that have children or kids on the way. By the way, it will be able to accommodate our daughter from the day she is born because the seat goes down into a lie flat position.

The tablets are enormous; I struggle to swallow them. Subsequently, I don't take them the way I should. I believe in the product itself, as I am familiar with the ingredients -- but it would be beneficial to size-down the tablets, even if it meant taking 3 instead of 1.

These are a lot thinner then I was expecting. Also, they are not the size of other cookie sheets so the silpats do not work with them. I kept them anyway, but do wish they were the same size as I'm used to.

You see the commercials, you wonder if it's a scam. I thought this was a scam until I started reading more on VOIP services to rid of your local provider's expensive monthly costs for a land line. It wasn't until a cousin of mine told me another cousin of ours (from the Philippines) got this for phone service, then I started to be more interested. A lot of mixed reviews, and most of them telling about their experience with lack of customer service. I was willing to take the risk... And I bought two of these - one to replace my U-Verse voice (which was costing me $30/month) and my parent's Verizon FIOS Voice (which was costing them also $30/month).

This remote worked perfect - no dead or missing battery like other sellers seem to have sent, no damage, very easy to program for my 2008 Malibu LT using the included instructions, it is still functioning (even from within my home), and shipping was as expected (reasonable time, reasonable cost).