Intelture reviews

Hey Y’all, I’m taking time out to give this product a good review. I’m a mamma of three rowdy boys, all under the age of 10 and I tell you what, it isn’t easy to take care of my diet. We eat out allot these days and thank the Lord, I feel for the first time in a long while like I have the energy and will power to say no to the fries and shakes! I tried the satiety dosage for about a week and then bumped it up to the weight loss portion. I mostly notice the difference at night after I get the kids to bed. Normally I would be exhausted and veg out on the couch and munch what ever I could muster from the pantry. Not the best weight loss plan.Now I take 2 capsules at around 8pm – I don’t get that urge to snack before bed and I think that helps me sleep better. I’m going to bed satisfied and my body isn’t making more fat while I’m sleeping. That’s got to be half the battle there. I think I’ve lost about 8 pounds in three weeks with steady progress. I like the garcinia it…

I’m 64 this year and two years ago I was hit from behind by a drunk driver. Since then I have put on quite a bit of weight from loss of mobility. I found out about the garcinia from watching Dr Oz. It seems like no matter what I eat I put on weight. I have been taking the garcinia up to 3000 mg a day to really notice a difference in my appetite. For sure I am sleeping better and waking up feeling more energetic. I think its helping me lighten up because I am not snacking as much. I take allot of meds and I like the small easy to swallow size of these capsules – especially since I take sometimes 6 in a day. Feels like it’s working for me. I tried green coffee but that irritated my stomach, this doesn’t seem to bother me. I’m feeling inspired to try aquatic exercise to go along with the garcinia stopping the fat production. I know I need to get some movement to burn off what I have stored up since the accident. I feel the garcinia is a good choice for someone like me who needs to…

I suspect all 18 of these 5-star reviews are bogus. What are the odds that 1) Everyone raves about this product? I mean it’s the weight-loss fad of the moment, and we all know how that goes; 2) All the reviewers have never posted before. Not a one. Amazon should do a verification check here. I’ll bet the manufacturer is posting these raves. Buyer beware.

Carepeutic Foot and Leg Spa Bath MassagerThis foot bath is quite deep which is exactly what I wanted. The bubbles are not powerful but they keep the warmth circulating. The heater works great, maintaining the water temperature. With just the heat on the noise is very quiet. With the bubbler on it’s a bit more noisy but not extremely so. I am able to sit and watch tv without a problem. I have plantar fasiitis which has been painful for the last three months. After soaking about 30 minutes I was able to walk without limping for the rest of the evening. I almost didn’t purchase this because of that other review. I am glad I didn’t let him make up my mind.

Straight to the point. The water jets are barely noticeable which defeats the point of a massaging jet. I suspect they’re there to redistribute the heated water, not so much for massaging. Even for plastic it feels cheaply made. There are plastic gnarls everywhere, so much for fit and finish. There is a plastic knobby piece in the middle. It comes off but you can put it back. My guess is that I’m supposed to rub my foot on it, also pretty pointless. Considering how little this contraption does, it is very LOUD. The motor is just incessantly humming. I wouldn’t mind if it was more powerful, but it’s just loud and weak. It’s similar to the smaller foot massagers, but with a bigger bin. The bigger bin just holds more water, but does the massager take advantage of more water and more space? No, all of the features are at the bottom of the bin. Is the bin useful for keeping the water contained? Certainly, but those jets barely cause a ripple in the water. Don’t worry about…

Like the review title says: it does what it’s supposed to, as a foot bath.Pros: the tub capacity is great; it hold a lot of water, and has a line-marking that tells you where to fill the water up to. The heating system is not bad, I found that the water will heat much faster if you put warm water into the tub initially. The setting for the temperature system is in celsius, so the water can become really hot when it’s above 40 degrees celsius.Cons: the material for the tub is made of plastic, including the rollers for your feet. The wheels underneath the tub aren’t aligned for the weight of the tub+water, only the tub. Therefore, rolling this tub when filled is nearly impossible. Draining the water is also a major issue I had with this product; it takes a LONG time to drain, even when the draining has stopped, the tub is still half filled with water. Most of the time I had to lift the tub and dump the water out; the tub is pretty heavy, due to the heating…

This protein powder is definitely the best I’ve ever had (and I’ve had them all). I like it best with non-fat milk and it works as a meal replacement. My husband has very sensitive digestion and he can have it daily. Thanks for these reviews, they were a big help to get us to try it.

BEWARE of new negative reviews by people who had the Flex for 2 days, didn’t even understand how it works (and what it can and cannot do), and are now ‘experts’ on the device. They are misleading you. May 7, 2013——————————If you’re young and fit, you’ll like this; if you’d like to get fit (and at least feel younger by being fitter), you will LOVE this wristband. The technology is scary good: not only does it accurately keep track of your movements (the pedometer George Jetson would have), it keeps track of your sleeping patterns (including an analysis of how much ‘deep’ sleep vs. ‘wakeful’ sleep you get), and wakes you with a silent vibration on your wrist at the time you set. And once out of bed and into the shower, there’s no need to take the Flex off: it’s completely waterproof. But the life-enhancing – perhaps life-changing – aspect of the Flex, is its ability to keep you focused on your exercise goals (which is the main reason why I think…

My wife and I purchased our Flex bands early at Best Buy like so many others have already done. This is my first Fitbit product and activity tracker, so please keep that in mind. First off, the product’s presentation is stellar and will no doubt be an attractive offer to people checking it out in the store. It comes with two sets of bands (large and small), a USB charging dongle, a USB syncing nub, and the activity tracker itself. One knock I have is the lack of a physical manual that comes with the product. There is literally one piece of tiny paper that just has the setup URL. It would have been nice to have at least a 5-6 page quick guide to how this thing works. Setup is a breeze, just go to the URL listed on the paper, download the software, and sync your tracker with the USB syncing device. It asks you to “double tap” the device to sync, I felt like a neanderthal trying to find a button to press. All you need to do is tap the top with your index finger like you would a…

Several asked my opinion of the Flex after I had compared UP to ONE last fall. I’m more pleased with Flex than expected. This review will be specifically for those comparing the Jawbone UP to the Fitbit Flex. For those interested in my review of the One and Jawbone UP it is located here: UP by Jawbone – Large Wristband – Retail Packaging – Onyx:———————UPDATE: I uploaded several head-to-head app screenshots.UPDATE: I’ve found that I am storing quite a bit of water in the Flex band pouch where the module goes. Even though they say it’s shower safe, I’m pretty sure some funky stuff is going to be growing in there in a matter of time…———————My journey with personal monitoring devices/pedometers started a LONG time ago: Before Fitbit even existed, with a device…

I bought this lift because my elderly mother lives with me and she is unsteady on her feet and falls on the floor sometimes. The good thing is that she rarely falls hard enough to get hurt, the bad thing is that she has dementia and becomes very upset and is than not able to help get herself up. So I shopped on the internet to find a lift that would go all the way down low enough to the floor that I could use it to get her up even if I am home alone. This lift is great. I have used it to get her up after a fall, so I am very happy that I spent the money for it. It works just the way I needed it to work. It goes low enough to hook the lift pad on, and it is easy to use even if you are alone. This lift will help me to keep my mother out of a nursing home and that makes both of us happy. This lift is well worth the money and Amazon is excellent as always for quick delivery and customer service.

Bought this for my bedbound Mother, so we can easily move her around. It is very easy for one person to use and a great value! Quick delivery as well, but it came freight (signature required). Just wanted to write a review and note that the lift I got is powder coated, not the chrome pictured. It was fabulous, as it’s a beige color that matches the area where my Mom sleeps! I’m very happy with this purchase, especially since I would’ve had to pay close to $200/month to rent one. (Also note that this is only the lift, and you’ll have to purchase the sling & straps/chains separately.)

First of all, they dropped a digit in the “Product Features” section:That should say 450-pound weight capacity, not 50-pound weight capacity… makes a bit of a difference there.Secondly, I was prepared to pay up to $1000 for a good patient lifter. I was amazed at the price. I was even more amazed when it arrived and it was brand new, and easily assembled. I couldn’t be more pleased with this.