www.cvsangelcare.com Review:

When we moved into our new home several years ago, life was grand. It was a beautiful subdivision, located in a "woodsy" area, surrounded by Maple and Plum trees. We certainly enjoyed those Fall and Winter months in our new home. Sadly, it wouldn't last. When Spring arrived, our neighborhood was literally invaded by thousands of nasty cockroaches. They were everywhere - in our kitchen, bathrooms, sinks and bedroom. I even caught one wiggling around in my Captain Crunch cereal. That was the last straw! Nothing interferes with the Captain. That very day, we called my brother-in-law, who works for a local Pest control company and bears an uncanny resemblance to Dale Gribble. He even drives a truck with a giant, plastic cockroach on top. Dale, I mean, my brother-in-law, recommended Bengal Roach Spray as the perfect, cost-effective solution. We immediately grabbed 10 cans of their strongest stuff and commenced to nuking. Within a week, our problem was gone. Little corpses piled up everywhere with detached legs and antenna scattered throughout the house. Now it might just be my imagination but, in the corner of my eye, I swear that I caught a fleeting glimpse of a tiny white flag being waved in the air. Good enough for me. Bengal works.

We have a mild flea infestation. I have been putting borax laundry booster & baking soda in the carpet and vacuuming daily. the problem is getting better but I see about one flea a day & would like to be done with it. Went to my vet's office and saw this powder. the gal working at the office said she used it and it worked great. Another, client walked by and said it was the best and worked for her too! I decided to buy the 3lb container. I vacuumed 1/2 the carpet in my kids room, applied the powder with a small push broom. wore a hospital mask over my nose and mouth. directions just said to wear a mask and did not specify what type. Noticed during the brushing part my eyes started to burn. Finished 1/2 of the room, then I removed all my clothing and put in the laundry, wiped my shoes down with a cloth and water. Washed my face and hands twice. concerned about eyes burning I started to do research on the internet. Found all the reviews here. sounds like it works but the dust concerns me as I will want to move my kids back to their bedroom but I don't want them breathing this stuff or playing on the their rug only to get the fine dust on their hands and toys. I'm buying a respirator & goggles tomorrow so that when I vacuum I won't be exposed (will wear gloves too) & I will wipe walls and other things down so that my family has minimal exposure. Not sure I want to finish the room or put it in the toy room. very misleading website too. Directions on the package are not very clear and I am quite concerned about adverse health effects. We have been calling our local Flea Busters in Washington State to get quotes but no one calls back. After reading some reviews about this company I don't think I want to have them apply this at my house. If they cannot call back for someone looking for their business I can certainly see that they would not call back if there was a problem. Cannot say either way whether this works but I can say one should use caution and don't assume that their product is as "natural" and as "safe" as they claim. Get a respirator and goggles and where when applying and any time you vacuum until you know it is out of the room. We are already in a state of chaos and now I feel like we just added a little bit more with this product.

This is the only thing my toddler will allow me to use to cut his fingernails. Works great and eases my mind about cutting his little fingers.

Now that a lot of electronics use usb to charge, this hub is an excellent investment. I use it to charge my iPad, my phone, my kids MP4, my kids portable lamp. So far no problems, I might buy another e one for work.

Haven't seen any big changes but I've only been using it for about a month. I might give it more time but all the reviews about taking supplements to regrow hair have not been that positive. I think transplants are the only sure thing.

This book will be compared with the also recently released Double Down, which I also read. I enjoyed both, but Collision 2012 is more of a Washington Post take on the election where Double Down is more of a National Enquirer take. Both enjoyable but in different ways. Collision 2012 is a in depth look at the election and the hundredes of decisions that shaped the process and the outcome. It goes on a bit in places but overall keeps the reader's attention. Interestingly, neither this book or Double Down paid much attention to Ron Paul, who you would think would have generated more attention. If you are a political junkie, you'll enjoy the book.