Country: 50.62.172.232, North America, US

City: -111.8906 Arizona, United States

The International Code Council is a bunch of worthless "Building Officials" (Whatever the hell that is) who have no business writing any kind of code books.

I don't want to have my account automatically deducted for the discount. A friend let me sample the product. The vitamins alone curb my appetite and I only take 1 in the morning. Two would make me jump out of the window. I took 1 vitamin and half the shake and it was too much for me. I am very sensitive to medication and herbs so I take one or the other. Either 1 pill or half the packet of shake. It's fine to order from Amazon. I'm not here to line the salesperson's pockets. There are plenty of people that will answer your questions on the internet. A salesperson will not tell you more than what you will learn on your own. Le-vel is a hustler's game. Why would I allow my debit account to be automatically deducted when I can buy it when I get ready at a less expensive price? Why buy ANY product from Amazon if you are scared of what you will receive. This product is part of the market just as any other and many people have received their shakes and vitamins without issue. I don't sell Le-vel. I just don't care for hustlers trying to deter others with game. I'd like to purchase at a decent price, not make pyramid participants rich. That's what it is-a scheme. On the other hand, the product is a good product. Works for me. With automatic deduction you can purchase 60 vitamins for $60 ($74 w/out deduction) and 16 shake packets for $40 ($52). I have not used the patch.

Did you enjoy Amazon's superb two seasons of "Bosch"? Then you'll probably love "Goliath" too. This time we get elite LA lawyers, glossy on the outside, sleazy on the inside. And one of their fallen angels in the person of Billy Bob Thornton's Billy McBride as a David battling his former law firm's Goliath. There's John Hurt as his creepy nemesis Donald Cooperman and Maria Bello who was so edgy in the US version of "Prime Suspect" playing Billy's ex-wife who still works at the old firm. Strong acting all around. Down 'n' dirty courtroom antics galore. Some rough stuff. Some sex. Plenty to like here. Too bad it's only eight episodes. Just like "Bosch".

I think I read every review on Amazon and WalMart before I bought this sucker yesterday! The problem with most bagless vacs seems to be that the dust filters clog up quickly and greatly reduce the suction force available. Further, I priced those filters at WalMart yesterday and the range seems to be $8-$18- surely I will save enough over the lifetime of this vacuum to compensate.

Hi, this is my first ever amazon product review in all the years I've been a member but I think this is important if you relate to my story.

I've owned and used several types of phones: a flip-phone, a Blackberry, a Palm Treo, an iPhone, a Palm Pre, a Galaxy S4. This is the only phone I actually regret buying. I find the very thin edges make the phone hard to hold securely, which is a constant annoyance. Putting it in a case helped a bit. But a month after I bought it, I dropped the phone about eight inches onto a tile floor, while in the case, and the screen got cracked. Not one crack, but lots of them. Since there are plenty of businesses that fix phone and tablet screens these days, I went looking for a repair. I discovered just one place that would repair this model, and they charge $250 to do it. I think the odd rounded screen edges make a repair more difficult and more expensive. My advice: Skip the cool rounded screen, and get something more traditional, more sturdy, and easier to repair.

I may be being overly excited, but I feel like my eyelashes have gotten thicker and longer since I got this product! I feel all pretty and female after using this eyelash serum!