Product Reviews for Home, Health and Wellness - Page 9

The audio makes you feel like you have a personal trainer in your ear.

The battery life is great, the activity tracking is as smooth and accurate as I’ve encountered, and—after the initial setup and customization—the whole experience is smooth and pleasant.

While it's not a necessary tool in dog training, it does a remarkably good job of teaching down, stay, and place amid distractions, with clear instructions for owners, and positive, treat-based reinforcement for dogs.

I wanted to hate it so bad, but this smart case changed my life. I made it through the whole month without losing my pills once -- that never happens around here.

Despite its popularity, it lacks the features and widespread use to justify its price point.

You're not going to be able to sit in it all day.

Yes, an app can help your chronic pain.

With a focus on ‘progress not perfection,’ Noom uses the psychology of eating as its primary motivator (after all, it was created by psychologists.

Thicc wrists can't miss.

Don't get your friend yet another grinder.

When it comes to my sleep habits, ignorance is bliss.

Period protection for less than half the price.

At first I loved it. Then things took a turn.

Trainer-led workouts minus the intimidation factor.

Thinx Activewear debuts today.

A premium subscription means you'll never run out of ways to work out.

Their most expensive pair is $14.

The case is cute, though.

The WaveMotion technology may be the deciding factor.

"People of all genders have benefitted from our products."

It takes the guesswork out of the often laborious edible baking process.

If you're new to sex toys, this isn't for you.

Can you deal with inconsistency in order to get away from millennials?

Would you prefer a career-based curated feed or sorting matches based on hobbies and personality?

There's one distinct difference between these big players, and it has to do with profile building.