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  • Andrew Bell - Amazing lens. Worth every penny.This is my absolute favorite lens. I sue it for just about everything I do. I am a professional videographer and this is my go to cinema lens. It gets pretty wide at 10mm but having the versatility up to 22mm is a huge asset. My next go to is a 24mm and a 35, then 50mm. This remains my favorite.
  • Renee D. - Pricy but very effective. Check Costco and Amazon both before buying.I used these after getting a water-borne illness while abroad and taking Cipro. Even after the initial sickness was cured, I kept having recurring awful stomach pains. My doctor said there wasn't much to do besides take probiotics, and recommended this brand in particular. I started feeling better after about a full pack, kept taking them for 3 months. Highly recommend. You can sometimes find them at Costco, but Amazon is often the best price.
  • S. Wilson - Great ProductJust happened to select this mouthwash at the store because I can't stand the typical Scope or Listerne. They burn my mouth so badly it hurts! But despite reservations if it would work or not, I'm glad I did try it. No burning! No bad taste while using it or after taste. And it works. I managed to get my husband to try it also. (he really did need it) And no more bad breath for him. Highly recommend.
  • Shelley Elmblad "CranialDump blog" - Encouraging with Solid AdviceI first read What Color Is Your Parachute? about 20 years ago and since then, I've bought the book many times over because of its annually-updated advice. The primary strength of this book for me was that it helped me to really define what my strengths and skills were and how they would transfer across different career tracks. Being able to "connect the dots" like this greatly improved my interview skills and helped me to discover a great career path. If this book is going to be really useful, you'll need to do more than read it. It's a hands on manual that requires some time with gathering information and taking notes, and the end results are so satisfying on a personal level. I even recommended that high school seniors get a copy of What Color Is Your Parachute? in a speech I gave, and I see that there's a version out for teens now.