They use soybeans and not 100% Safflower oil which allows the CLA to be the highest quality and work efficiently. Soybeans are harmful even if they aren't GMO

The factory installed antenna snapped off our 2014 Explorer in a parking garage. Fortunately it was a clean break, and the threaded piece could be easily removed from the base on the car. I drove around for a while without the antenna and noticed that it did not affect the satellite radio or navigation - but not having an antenna did affect the FM radio reception significantly. So I researched this antenna in the Explorer forums, and was happy to find it available here. It took about a week for the order to arrive. Our car color is sterling grey metallic and the medium titanium metallic antenna color was a good match. I did a quick test of the antenna before installing it. Parked the car in the driveway and tuned to a weak radio station, with no antenna on the car. Then attached the fin antenna wire using the supplied bolt and checked the radio again - which now had a strong signal. Permanent installation was easy - just tighten the bolt, and stick on the antenna to the roof (after cleaning it well, per the included instructions). Looks really good - a lot better than the long mast antenna. Radio reception seems fine. A better test would have been to have a stock replacement mast antenna to check the radio with that antenna and the replacement fin antenna, but I didn't want to buy another mast antenna just to do a test like that.

Haven't used any of this yet, but plan to in the near future on a project I'm working on. Should be a big help in removing the adhesive from a couple of pieces. Let ya'll know if it turns out different.