SlowLantern99

Same here. Allergies are strange. For the first twenty six years of my life I had really bad seasonal ones, but after losing about a hundre…

I'll forever wonder about the internal workings inside major drug firms when they decide on stuff like this. Probably it's all disorganized…

There's definitely less regular talk about it now. I began using Lipo C from a clinic around May of last year and kept going for about twel…

The patent rules probably shape a lot of the timing here. Companies try to stretch out their protected period on each item for as long as t…

Truthfully, the whole question of cleanliness with these devices never crossed my mind at all. My usual doubts about them, aside from a han…

Yeah I figure the company intends to hold back the newer option for as long as possible just to pull every bit of revenue they can from the…

A friend who is American but married to a Canadian and crosses weekly was flagged years ago for a DUI; even after a waiver and expungement …

Canadian border priorities differ slightly: duty and taxes come first, followed by firearms, consumer goods, alcohol, tobacco, recreational…

Your conclusion is probably accurate. Across many flights and hours in security lines I have never witnessed anyone questioned specifically…

For trips that long it makes sense that some people want to maintain some consistency. One- or two-week trips are the ones that leave me un…

I can see that pattern occurring more often with tablets because of the opioid situation. With injectables a quick explanation that it is i…

For what it is worth, any time I left North America for two or three weeks I carried only branded pens plus a copy of the prescription I ke…

I answered a similar query on another site recently, so I will reuse that reply with extra notes the other platform does not need. Work tra…

In my view 31-gauge syringes are a poor choice. They take a long time to fill and deliver, some liquids make it worse, and they bend too ea…