I used to buy this from Whole Foods but for convenience, I bought it online this time. The smell is different. It might be stored in a hot place and the oil has changed. But this is only the 2nd bottle I am using so I am not sure how it should smell like. It definitely different from the one I bought in store. Also it seems less effective as the 1st bottle I bought from store. Though, I threw away the packaging so I don't know if the contents are exactly the same. Though, I have been using it and it didn't give me issues or any allergic reactions nor dramatically improving my stretch marks. So I am rating it OK.

Came sooner than expected and in new condition. The Book is clearly written and diagrammed and well organised.

I used if for 10 of my 22 years in the military and 20 years later I am still using it to polish things, you can't go wrong with Never-Dull.

I have experience with knee wraps from my days of competing in powerlifting but this was my first experience with knee sleeves. I currently focus my training on Olympic lifting and have been using a program similar to the Bulgarian method which has me doing some variation of a squat around 5 days a week. I purchased these sleeves hoping the would keep my knees warm and offer protective support. Here's what I thought after my initial sessions using these.

Don't buy Kaspersky!!! Big destructive bug in latest Kaspersky Antivirus 2015 update. I installed Kaspersky 2015 in February 2015 and on 3 computers, 1 Windows 8.1 & 2 Windows 7. On 5/24/15 my 8.1 & one 7.0 machine crashed. After spending 1 hour with my ISP tech, two hours with a Lenovo tech & 4 hours with Kaspersky techs, here's what I found the problems. What they are recommending is to remove their 2015 version and down load 2014!

I purchased this product primarily for an trip I have been planning to Montana. I have a HTC HD2 running Windows Mobile 6.5 that works great with Bing maps and Google maps, but I knew that it would be unlikely to work everywhere I would need it on this trip. I got the Delorme maps based on reputation and because it was "Windows Mobile" compatible. And in the simplest sense of the word, it does work with Windows Mobile 6.5 ...except that you can't zoom. The software requires hardware cursor buttons that left most smart phones 2 years ago. That means even on the HD2's giant screen the maps are from what could be referred to as "airplane view". Come on Delorme, you call this a 2010 version that required 2008 hardware!? In short, it's unusable to anything more that making sure your on the correct highway which frankly a paper map would have been a better choice. The only reason I'm not returning it is that my brother has an older iPaq (not even made anymore) that does have the required hardware buttons to zoom and he will be able to take advantage of the maps.