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I've only been grinding beans and using the French Press at home for a bit over a month now. Brewing this way I get a pretty good hot cup of coffee - good (certainly far better than almost anything from my K-Cup machine) but not exceptional. I've also tried it iced, though instructions on the package indicate to double the ratio of grinds to water if you are going to ice it. I just stick with the regular ratio and found the iced coffee plenty strong, and very flavorful - the flavors of this coffee really come out when cold. Its opportune that Kati Kati seems to be offered seasonally in the summer as it makes a good summer coffee due to its excellence when iced. I may buy one more bag of this before summer is over and its out of the stores for that reason. But my next bag of beans will probably be Starbuck's Sumatra as I've enjoyed those in K-Cup form and think it has more potential.

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As a long time chronic pain sufferer, I was excited to try this cream when Pinchme offered a sample. I don't like using anything habit forming and was instantly attracted to the specifics of this product: long-lasting, non-irritating, no known side effects, no known drug interactions, and a claim for targeting nerve pain symptoms specifically. When you have certain medical issues like I do, from bursitis to fibromyalgia and a shopping list of others, the worst pain moments are when your body touches anything. As you can guess, sleep time is a dreaded event as at least half of your body is touching a mattress or blanket or pillow for as long as you can stand. So, I followed the brief instructions, applied the cream and dared to hope. It absorbs into the skin pretty quickly like a non-greasy lotion. I'm not sure if it's suppose to tingle a bit or if it was just my own reaction, but it was a gentle and pleasant feeling that started before I even finished rubbing the cream into my skin. Pain relief wasn't a miracle instantaneous fix, but within about fifteen minutes or so, some easing of the pain I'm so use to did come, and another half hour later it was dulled to a manageable level. This stuff really is pretty amazing and worked better than some of the prescription medications I've been given to try. No, it's not a cure all, but it's not reasonable to expect it would be. And, yes, I'll still need some of my regular prescriptions, but even to just be able to cut their frequency of use is awesome to me. Everybody's body is different, but I would truly recommend trying this to anyone. To be able to fall asleep a little faster than waiting for exhaustion to overpower pain is an amazing gift in itself.