www.geminiobgyn.com Review:

I have never, ever reviewed anything for any reason. Who am I to tell you what you should and shouldn't buy. However, as I was clipping that last part of diseased nail of my big toe tonight I thought, this is something people need to know about. Here's my story: I've been dealing with toenail fungus for about 15 years (thanks nasty college roommate). During that time I've tried everything you can image, vapo rub, penlac, lamisil, tea tree oil, prayers etc. I did two treatments with lamisil (my liver did not fall out as some warn) but I had one stubborn toenail that refused to be cured no matter what. I stumbled upon this product on Amazon in a desperate search for help right before summer began, you all know what I mean. I swear to you that this product works. I'm not in a financial position to reimburse anyone but if I was I'd put my money where my mouth is. You will read reviews that will tell you this product smells. Truth, it does smell, like vinegar, you'll be fine after it dries and you put your socks on. What stinks worse is having to hide your feet in the summer or that panic feeling when you realize you have to take your footwear off. Next you will read that this product is a rip off because you're paying for vinegar gel. Well you are, but so what, I'm not making vinegar gel myself. How would I even do that. I'm not a scientist. Just pay for the vinegar gel and call it a day. The bottle is huge and lasts forever. You get enough to treat your toenails for the next 10 years, luckily you won't have to. Now here comes the advice. Use twice a day, every day, morning and night, after washing your feet. Do this every day, for real. You can't be that lazy that you can't squeeze a bottle for 4 seconds twice a day. Keep your nails trimmed and invest in some nail files. File over the surface of your nail to thin it out and allow the product to penetrate the nail. Get some on the skin surrounding the nail and under the edge of the nail. The skin may get a little irritated when you first start treatment. Big deal, you have nail fungus, your gonna draw the line at a little irritated skin, I don't think so. If you follow these instructions, as well as the ones that come with the product, you can't go wrong. It's winter right now in New England and I wanna wear flip flops tomorrow I'm so excited. Good luck everyone.

Love it. Just get it. I love the nerdy look it gives me while still looking stylish. I've been getting Alot of lady attention since getting them.

I purchased my Casper through their website directly. After sleeping on it for 6 weeks or so I felt I had had enough time to go through the 'adjustment' phase but was still experiencing a lot of tossing and turning. (Along with my dog, who couldn't seem to sleep through the night either.) In addition I would wake up some numbness in my arms and hands several times a night, I think due to the firmness of the mattress. I called Casper and they suggested the pillow topper for a softer feel. They sent this to me for the cost of shipping and offered to extend the trial period by one month as well. The difference with the topper is night and day for me. I also felt that I was sleeping 'hot' but after reading some other reviews, tried removing the mattress pad and haven't had any further problems. (Some mattress pads block any breathability and contribute, at least in my case, to being way to warm.) The mattress with the topper is unbelievably comfortable and sleeps somewhat closer to a coil spring mattress if that's the feel you're looking for. The customer service is incredible as well as the price.

My boys love it. They look up stats and are just amazed at all the information that is included. Compact so it can be taken for reading along the way.

I have used Quicken for over a decade and each year they tempt the user to upgrade. Each year there is little or no improvement. So I now upgrade every 3 years. But there is no benefit to upgrading from 2008 to 2011. Save your money.

Very, very disappointed. There is exactly one reason why I continue to pay for Microsoft Office when there are hundreds of cheaper, cleaner options out there: Navigation pane. In the course of my job, I create and/or edit documents from 2,500-90,000 words in length (yes, that's novel-length). The navigation pane is my sanity. I'm able to quickly view the structure of the entire document, and, importantly, easily move sections from one part of the document to another.