www.gyc.org.au Review:

The RAM modules work great. The installation on my Acer laptop was easy and the BIOS/UEFI recognized them as it should. My computer is snappier than ever and I can have many virtual machines running on my computer without slowing it down. One issue with these RAM modules, is that they do have a higher latency of CL15. If you're a total spec geek, than you're probably wanting to look for something with a lower CL.

After the initial offer, they sign you up for automatic refills. It cost me $120 for two tubes of toothpaste, a bottle of hydrogen peroxide and some chewing gum.

God really gave me my miracle! I have lived with this problem my entire life. I practically shut myself off from mingalling with people because I was tired and embarrassed of seeing a cringing look on people's faces or being offered a breath mint or a gum. I saw this add on google and decided I had nothing to lose so I ordered it and received it very promptly. I came home on my lunch break to discover my package so I quickly opened it and tried it for the first time after I had lunch. When I got to work I decided to get in conversations with my coworkers, and to my delight they engaged in conversation with me at a close distance and actually looked into my eyes as we spoke; and were totally into everything I had to say. For the first time in my life!!! I could of just sat and cried right in that instant! Now I can truly be the social butterfly I was meant to be!!!! Thank you God and Amazing Breath!!!! Belle E.

I used these while doing at-home ICI. I did the insemination, left syringe in 10 minutes, waited 30 more minutes with hips elevated, and then inserted the soft cup with the idea of giving the swimmers enough time to get where they needed to go. I don't know if the softcup added anything to my routine, but I got pregnant during my first ICI attempt.

We're more than thrilled as cord cutters that this box has been easy to use, easy to work with, and is significantly easier than our "unlocked stick." I wish we had cut the cord earlier!

Tried the DIY directions several times in my 2009 Tacoma. Each time the new remote was rejected by the vehicle - the directions don't mention it, but if the door locks cycle twice at the end of the programming sequence, the remote has not been accepted by the vehicle. The locks cycle once if you were successful. Took it to a dealer and paid $40 to find out they couldn't program it either. Note that this is not an OEM Toyota remote - there is no Toyota logo or part number on the back. Picked up a used Toyota factory remote off an auction site and it was accepted first try.

UPDATE - JULY 20, 2013 - I should have known! The first one dropped dead on me after 3 years. I loved it. It just stopped working. I told myself that I have a 30-year-old Hoover in the basement, so this must be an anomaly. I was optimistic that my new one have the bugs worked out. This one dropped dead after 1 year, 5 days, and 15 uses. It works great while it is working. Don't buy it without extended protection. It's junk. It's a shame. I don't know of anything else that will do what it is supposed to do.