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Nov 03, 2015
Ink still good even when 'Expiration' date is passed
Bought this Epson ink at an extremely discounted price due to it still being made available years after its normal, manufacturer labeled point of 'expired use' date, and it continues to print as intended. Was recognized immediately by the printer after installing it and the tank showed as being full / a new cartridge by the online "Check Ink Level" utility. It is not dried out and the yellow ink still mixes well with the other colors.
Apr 19, 2017
Performs (i.e., cuts) better than it would appear to
Even though it looks kind of cheap, its serrated double-cutting edges make extremely quick work of separating the sweeter 'meat' of a grapefruit, from its surrounding pith. Was hesitant about getting this at first, but it really is sturdier than it initially seems to be. It's pretty precise, too. The only less-than-positive thing about it is that the curve or bend that's towards the tip of the knife could be at a bit more of an angle. Overall though... am pleased that i chose this particular tool over that of one of the considerably more expensive grapefruit knives out there.
Jul 30, 2019
CoaguChek XS meter - fast, efficient & useful
1 of 1 found this helpful As I have nothing to compare this device with since it is my first ever experience with such, I can only assume that it works as intended. My doctor authorized use of the CoaguChek XS meter. The manufacturer - i.e., Roche Ltd. - provides an easy-to-follow & understand YouTube video on utilizing their product. With some practice, it's become a straightforward, painless and quick endeavor (less than 2-3 minutes) insofar as testing my own blood's INR level. Though expensive initially (the device meter itself) - as well as the required test strips which have to be sourced - I've reasoned that over the long-run... it is easier + more convenient & cost effective to perform this kind of blood test at home than it would be to have to do as much as an outpatient at a lab which specializes in such.