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Package was shipped and received in great shape. Item was delivered earlier than expected!! Great seller. Item was well packaged and as described. This is the best fat wood I have ever seen. I would make another purchase from this seller.
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Jul 09, 2017
Astounding product!
This is my third bulb from these folks. The first in my 2AA mini-Maglite with incredible results. Mind boggling improvement! Have used the second one for many months now in a 2D cell Maglite and am impressed, every time I use it, by the sheer intensity and clarity. Totally absolutely unequivocally pleased! They are certainly top-notch products and well worth every penny.
Oct 06, 2008
2008 review classic "How To Stay Alive In The Woods"
2 of 2 found this helpful This is the hardcover edition of the 1956 book of the same title by Bradford Angier. This book is absolutely remarkable - it has the ability to rearrange your priorities - to reassure anyone of their ability to SURVIVE in the 'WILD'. This book is basic, in the best sense of the word, to help focus on the essential needs to 'stay alive' until rescue or reaching civilization. Which foods supply the best nutrients? (its a sliding scale i.e. effort versus return on energy expended) What if you don't have a compass? What constitutes the best strategy/strategies for optimum success? Different considerations for an individual versus a group. Simply addressed - this book has its focus on 'necessity', literal survival imperatives, and shows why some well-known (and well thought of) strategies are ineffective. I purchased this book to expand and update my need for INDIVIDUAL help - I often hike alone (and I have for many years) and I need to be absolutely certain that all my current paradigms are sufficient (first aid kit adequate? shelter ideas OK? what to eat when I have nothing? what to prioritize first - food or shelter?) What if I break an ankle - a clear and absolute possibility - how do I get help? What constitutes the 'best' campsite? and better still (like all of this book), WHY? There are a few shortcomings (?) to the book, most notably the author's upbringing and background - raised in New Hampshire and living in British Columbia (so its most appropriate to those climates ...but covers desert and coastline problems) - but I found it incredibly helpful to reaffirm the essential needs of everyone that hikes 'off the grid', whether in a group or individually, that even if stranded with nothing, literally, that one can not only survive but live to tell about it.
Jul 09, 2017
Easy simple and effective.
If you need to clear your sinuses, whether for a cold or allergies/hay fever, this is definitely an effective method. Yes, you should use distilled water, yes, it can be messy, yes, if you aren't careful you get some residual liquid stuck in your sinuses (and likely to come out at an unexpected moment) but if you get used to the nuances I don't think there is a more effective method to clean your nasal cavities. I sometimes use it twice a day, on high pollen days, and it absolutely helps to keep down the hay fever/pollen stuffiness and headaches. And drug free!