Country: 5.196.43.160, Europe, FR

City: 2.3387 , France

To be honest this is the first non-contact thermometer I have ever used so I have a little to compare it to, but that being said this thermometer exceeded my expectations.

I tied this on a 13 year old Odyssey which I had tried once before to fix, with some home-grown methods but they didn't last. I think the important ingredient in this kit is the UV protector that is in the. I decided to try this kit and while it takes about an hour's time, when you get to the last step and apply the UV protectant, the lens just become crystal clear. I followed the procedure exactly. I did it on a warm day in Dec of 2013, so I can't comment on how long it will last, but I'll let you know after the sun of a mid-atlantic summer. I took the extra solutions left over and used the "stripping" solution on my 2005 Tundra head lights which were only slightly opaque, and with no sanding involved, and then applied the remainder of the UV coating and that worked great for the 2nd vehicle. 2 for 1!!! But I don't think that the kit has enough to do 2 sets of headlights that are so bad that you need to follow the precise procedure. You might be able to squeeze 2 in...with some sandpaper of your own, but I'd first just follow directions for application on the first vehicle to the letter. I'm happy with it.

I am a grad student in the sciences, and I have to use the Office suite pretty much every day. I've been using Office 2004 for about 6 years, putting up with the quirks because I couldn't stand Office 2007 and I didn't want to upgrade. I finally decided to give 2011 a try, and what an incredible improvement. The user interface is so much better, and the program runs so much more smoothly with my operating system (OSX). I can tell already, just from a few uses, that the demand on my processor is much smaller. This is a much more elegant software package that I would highly recommend to any Mac user that needs Office to interface with the PC world.

Adobe Photoshop Creative Cloud is *not* an upgrade to Photoshop CS6. It's an entirely different model of software in which you are permanently beholden to Adobe, required to pay on an ongoing basis in order to continue to have the ability to open content that you created—content that you own. I understand why Adobe likes this model—it brings in more money per customer, at least from the customers who haven't already dumped their products in favor of Pixelmator and other competitors—but it's a lose-lose for consumers.

I took this for 3 months and it worked! I will definitely take it again, because I believe there is no better product out there.

You really get what you pay for and more. I am enjoying this mat. I disagree with others comments of the mat being to thick. The measurements are given when you purchase the mat, therefore you should expect to get what you ordered. I think it's a perfect thickness, great on my knees.

Read the instructions and decided it wasn't worth using. You have to use rubber gloves, and do this, but don't do that. It was Rediculously complex instructions for glue. I couldn't even figure out how to get the tip off. The instructions and packaging indicates it's hazardous to ever thing. No thanks.