Free Land Medical

Country: 104.31.71.165, North America, US

City: -122.3933 California, United States

It performed about as well as I had expected it to not the greatest thing ever but it does the job. My only complaint is that you have to pay a bit more attention while i was applying and removing than i would have liked to cause if you don't do it right its gonna leave a few burns. I used it to remove the hair on my chest and it left a little burned cause it took to long for me to get to my chest and i got some on my nipples which left them quite tender soooo that area should probably be avoided hurp derp

You have to learn how to make it suction well then it'll keep you dry. Stay prepared for a few accidents the first time. I never used it without a pad to be on the safer side. After a few accidents, of the cup spilling the contents out, I'm using it like a pro now. Still I never dare to use it without a pad.

It's a nice thing to get started with, but I hardly got much I could use to make a good deck with. This is for beginners, so beginners should only buy it.

My Tacoma was a loaded up TRD off road. It road really rough even after I put on better tires. The engine was ok but it wouldn't out run a turtle. But the worst part is they are so plain Jane. As I said, mine was loaded up but it did not have normal options that other trucks have. No remote start was offered from the factory. The sliding rear window was manual so when I wanted to close it I had to stop and get out to close it. The tailgate was lockable but I had to use a different key that did not fit anything else so I had to carry a extra key. Every other truck maker unlocks the tailgate when the doors are unlocked. If I wanted to put the back seat down I had to remove the headrests. Heck, by the time I stored the headrests there wasn't much room left to load the items I wanted to put back there. I guess most people who love Tacoma trucks have never had a new luxury offering from GM or Ford. I sold my Tacoma with 2000 miles and took a $7000 loss so the resale is not very good either.

This is my first android product so it took a while to figure it out. The enclosed owners manual is next to worthless. I went online and down loaded a manual for a better android tablet. The capacitive screen is not very sensitive. I have a Kindle reader so I bought this mostly as a toy. After getting comfortable with the Android operating system I enjoy using this tablet. Had no problem downloading apps and books for Amazon and Google. I should admit I am a 65 year old male wannabe geek. For the Money I don't know if you can beat this.

It works pretty well I think. Of course, nothing is going to take away all those crinkles, but this makes the situation better at least.

Super bright! Took it camping to Mammoth Lakes and everyone was jealous at how bright my flashlight was compared to theirs. Especially since all that light is coming out of a flashlight half the size of theirs.