Serenityho Medics

Country: 76.12.211.17, North America, US

City: -75.7044 Delaware, United States

I've been losing eyelashes recently and saw this so I thought I'd give it a try. I've been applying it daily before my eye makeup and have to say it gets in my eyes and stings a little. And though I haven't noticed my eye lashes getting longer or fuller I am happy to say that I'm no longer losing them either.

These binoculars are awesome. They're easy to adjust, comfortable, come with a carrying pouch, and fold up to a smaller size. There are several adjustments that can be made to customize fit per person. The lenses are nice and clear. Perfect for hunting. I received this item at a discounted price for my honest review.

I have prepared taxes for several years with a CPA firm and have filed many amended returns due to errors from HR Block personnel, so I was leery in purchasing. I bought this product in order to do a couple small clients that I do my self. This tax return does 95% of the work for you. Based on the information you provide it flows very naturally to the applicable schedules. This price is great, I've used Lacerte, Pro Systems and Ultra tax and this was most similart to Lacerte for 1/10th of the cost to me.

Bought it as a Baby Shower gift for my daughter, it is very light and will be used shortly after baby's arrival next november. Thank you

This product is wonderful! I had been using a water conditioner marketed for Betta fish, and it was not doing near as much as the Prime has. I've read reviews where people say it's more expensive than other water conditioners, but I don't find that to be true. Sure, you pay more for a bottle upfront, but it lasts so much longer. I had paid around $6 for my old conditioner that only did 47 gallons of water, while the Prime was around $11 and it does 5,000 gallons of water. Even if double dosing every time you still get 2,500 treatments out of the bottle. That makes it significantly cheaper than other water conditioners. The only negative thing about it is that when using the API Freshwater Master Test Kit, it tells me that I have ammonia in the water. I realize that it is not dangerous because the Prime binds it however it does, but it's still frustrating when trying to cycle a tank to have false positives.

**Addendum** Now I'm annoyed. Check out question #59 on the first Math Test. Answers C and E are both correct. The solution in the back justifies E and says that C can't be right because the two triangles aren't right triangles. They don't have to be right triangles. Since HI is a line segment, and the distance from HI to G is the altitude of both triangles from bases HJ and HI (small triangle and big triangle, respectively), then the ratio of their areas will be the same as the ratio of their bases. Here, that is exactly d/(d+e). One star subtracted. I've seen and tolerated carelessness from the Princeton Reviews and Kaplans of the world, but you don't expect it from the test makers themselves. Minus one star for you.