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Reviews (57)
Oct 27, 2020
This stuff works.
This stuff works. I've been dealing with jock itch for many months. I've tried several products with only very short term relief. I tried this product and could tell a difference in a day or two. The itch was controlled and then, after several days, the itch was gone. I now apply it about once a week, mostly as a preventative. Very pleased with this product.
Sep 19, 2017
Needed grounding
1 of 1 found this helpful The Trisonic boosts okay but it is not adequately shielded and grounded. My new ceiling mounted LED light fixtures were causing heavy pixelating when these lights are turned on. I added corrugated sheet metal in the attic and above the light fixtures; no improvement. I ran a single jumper wire from electrical receptacle box to the case of the Trisonic and picture and audio are clear as if the lights are not turned on. What a simple and cheap fix.
Jan 12, 2021
Works but is not an exact replacement for the Stihl original.
It fits and does the job. However, the end that goes to the carburetor inlet is excessively long and interferes with the movement of the throttle linkage. Conversely, the end with the fuel filter is too short and the fuel filter does not rest fully on the bottom of the tank during conventional sawing nor the rear wall of the tank when doing overhead cutting. The saw then acts as if it is running out of fuel because the filter is not fully immersed in the fuel when the tank is below half full. An OE fuel line is probably an overall wiser choice.