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There were some funny one-liners, but overall just not a funny movie. I found myself wondering "How much longer until this is over?" Have a crossword puzzle or something handy .... You'll need it.

We purchased this Nasal Vac when the Nosefrida wasn't getting the job done with my 25 weeker. We use a car vac instead of our house vac, because I don't want to risk our big vacuum's motor. It is Amazing! We use saline and this attachment and really get her cleaned out. Because she was on oxygen so long in the hospital, her lungs are damaged and keeping her upper airway cleaned out helps keep us out of the hospital longer when she is sick. The suction is not overpowering, she only fusses a little when we use the Nasal Vac. However, the suction is strong enough that we can put saline in one nostril and suck it out of the other enabling a saline wash.

I used this on my recent thigh tattoo. I applied 90% of the bottle all over the area that was getting colored in since the outline was done weeks before. Slathered it on lightly and left it as a thick layer, taped plastic wrap over it loosely and off I went to my tattoo artist (about 40 min drive) By the time she started to color my tattoo the gel had been on for about 2 hrs. She uncovered the lower half of the tat and started to work. I felt it for sure but the pain was tolerable and much less than previous tattoos.2 hrs in and the pain was full on, I'm not gonna lie. It wore off by then. However the upper part of my tattoo was still covered with the gel so by the time she got to that part (4hrs covered by gel) I literally felt NOTHING, not a pinch. It was weird for sure since this is my 7th tattoo and it was one of the larger ones. So the pain is definately part of the process. MY advice to you is put the gel on way in advance, and ask your tattoo artist to not remove any of it until he/she is ready and to only remove parts of the gel as they go on. The longer it's covered in gel the better it will work. IT also helped minimize the swelling I usually get, not sure if that was a coincidence.

Good Lord! By the time you get enough of this on whatever you are trying to stick on, you've already overapplied...just watch, you'll get it in place, walk away, and come back to find it has run and expanding 4 times the amount you have used. Have tried this on a number of little projects (like remounting one of those plastic hooks that stick to your wall), or putting a thin line over a small crack in a glass jar, and a few other things, but have had complications and a mess every time. Not impressed. Went back to Superglue.

This grease treatment is wonderful for my granddaughter and me it do wonders so if you need your hair to grow use this.