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Great price for all the different seeds. They are growing well. I'd buy again.

I was disappointed in this order when it arrived. The seeds were packaged in individual paper envelopes which showed no information on planting depth, germination, sun, soil, watering needs, etc. There were also fewer seeds than the pictures shows in the plastic bags. It is too early to know how well they will grow.

Very disappointed in this sellers packaging. They came in one big mylar envelope each in a small labeled white paper packet. They have an est amount of seeds contained and it is grossly over stated. The Thyme seemed empty so I opened it.....I counted the seeds. Estimate was 100, I got 29. Sage....Estimate was 150 I got just over 100. I feel ripped off but it is too much a hassle to return. Avoid this seller at all costs.

My biggest complaint is the included basil is actually lemon basil -- big difference. It's hard to believe they would replace the basil you expect with one you probably do not want. The packaging could be better. Instead of the pill boxes other reviewers received or the resealable plastic bags in the picture, this came with glued paper pouches inside the larger plastic and foil pouch. With many of these seeds being smaller than a pinhead, you have to be really careful to keep the pouch upright. Basing my 3 stars assuming the seeds will sprout. Will update if they're duds.

I'm always particularly impressed with companies that deliver great service even on small purchases, which this was. Price was great, they shipped immediately, and I received the product quickly.

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Great product. The indoor kitties love to have grass to nibble on. This grass grows and is ready to nibbling in 10 days or less. My How-To: Get a small, shallow plastic container with a lid. Punch several holes in the bottom of the container with a nail. Fill the container with organic soil, sprinkle about 1 tablespoon of seeds on top, pack the seeds into the soil by pressing them in firmly. W ater until some of kit leaks out the holes in the bottom. Place on a dish; put on the lid; keep out of the way for the seeds to germinate-- checking to water every 3 days. Once the grass has grown about 2 inches, remove the lid and place in the sun. Put grass in a new heavier bowl so the cats can't pull the entire patty of grass out or walk off with the container with they nibble it.

YUM, I am SO HAPPY my mom bought this delicious and nutritious cat grass for me! It helps me digest my food, and is just fun to poke around in when I'm bored. And I notice that mom eats it too (when she thinks I'm not looking!) because it is so tasty!

I planted this grass and in 8 days I had 3-4 inches of grass! The price hurts since you're basically paying for shipping. The cost of the seeds themselves are $1.59 as shown on the package. I couldn't find oat grass seeds at Lowes or my local independent garden center. I'm hoping to find somewhere local to buy them so I can buy more seeds in the future without having to pay a premium and wait for them to ship.

The grass sprouted quickly, with a great germination rate. The cats LOVE it, so much that they tried to get to it by knocking it off the mantle while I was out of town. The pot was upside down for at least a day, and it looked like the grass was all going to die. However, a week later it has almost fully recovered, so it's pretty hearty.

This stuff is awesome! Grows very fast and grows into a full grass section. My cat loves it and with other cat grasses I have purchased, she has vomited after sometimes, but this stuff she hasnt (so far) Like another reviewer said... shipping for one package is same price if you buy 10, so stock up and save on shipping, and the package was very nice, wasnt just thrown in an envelope!

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look , i don't want to give too much away (how could you with all these reviewers ?) but ya gotta get your hands on a copy of this spooky little howler . if you love Cult , Campy and/or Eccentric film , it's pretty much compulsory . laugh now thank me later . good cast fun .

This is OK as a Sci-fi thriller & at least served as a break from the lunar gill masters that hump women (all the girls love that kind right?). Now we have, jump on the machine its stronger & lasts longer. Was it easier to get a dates legs apart after the monster / machine thing? While that is what is visually on the screen it's the effective way they work the psychological horror into the dialog that makes this worth a look. The evil computer had been done before but they still found a way to make it creepy again. By the way, you can't rent this at an in-vitro clinic. The real show here though is Julie Christie who has played in some great off-beat thrillers. Try "Don't Look Now" if you've missed them all. There you get Donald Sutherland too. Here she carries it totally alone. It doesn't hurt that she is one of those continental women that is hot without DD breasts. The machine had no use for them. The introspective looks she makes into their? relationship & the wavering between no way in hell & OK buddy get it over with so I can move on are great. I was tickled to death that the computer starts out by asking. You know, like a lot of guys. When the answer is no the computer says OK & takes his club to her head. He then does what he dastardly wanted to do with her. Don't you know its the first time for her & she gets pregnant. Some of this could've been rethought but it was "their" first time at almost creating a sub-genre. There is a lot to enjoy here. Don't go in thinking that Sci-fi & horror would be dead if this hadn't been made. Demon Seed is over-hyped a lot. A good movie to watch! 3.5 stars

I saw this film when I was in my teens and thought it was interesting and disturbing,all at once. I revisited it again in my 30's and I still love it and appreciate it even more now, given my increased ability to understand its themes. The film explores a fine line between technological innovation and complete robotic intrusion and replacement of human emotion. There are several scenes such as that, where the machine almost is "offended" by Susan's character's "mockery" of having a child. The other is when Susan looks at the child at the end, knowing that she must carry out the task of being a mother, despite the disturbing and unsettling circumstances. The film's philisophical debate of how and why a machine can spontaneously become self-aware, has been explored in many films before and after, but this one, given its time period, claustophobic and horrifying scenes, use of sound, and that horrific voice of "Proteus" achieves a blend of psychological horror rarely seen. The film makers have effectively grappled on screen, with Koontz's concepts of where humanity ends and machine begins. The other interesting idea is how the husband reacts to this child; his obsession in creating and advancing this technology has trumped any kind of anger, jealousy and outrage. The being must be preserved given the risk and work that has been expended on the project. Proteus itself chooses when and where to stop functioning, effectively taking the power away from its makers, and through the forced preservation of the child ends up triumphing. Very interesting film-definitely recommended.

I'm a diehard Julie Christie fan. I'm old enough to have seen the original when it first came out in 1977. On opening night, I was the very first person in the theater (which for the most part remained nearly empty, if I remember correctly after all these years). At the time, I was a gnurdy grad student at Urbana, one of the original supercomputer sites and one of the original sites that led to what was to become the Internet revolution. For fans of evil computers, by the way, Urbana was the birthplace of HAL. Until last night, I haven't re-watched it, so it was a nostalgic trip for me. Adding to the overall tone of the movie was the violent thunderstorm that broke out while I was watching it. From the geeky side, I broke out laughing when I saw the then state-of-the-art 8 inch floppies. From the sexual fantasy side, a robotic arm tieing Julie up, an electric scissors cutting away her clothes, a probe coming at her ...need to stop here. There was a romantic, poetic side to the Proteus/Julie encounter, however. Movies are always filled with cliches representing orgasmic moments ... blowing curtains, crashing waves, hilarious imagery in Airplane. Here, we see exploding galaxies; the ultimate Big Bang (haha). Whether this is a great movie or great sci-fi or great commentary on man/machine/environment interaction (it now appears ahead of its time on environmental concerns) is somewhat besides the point. This is a movie for Julie fans, since she is the sole human for 90+% of the film. Though she had long lost the youthful glow she had in Dr. Zhivago and the quiet beauty she had in Far from the Madding Crowd, she was still hot (a brief voyeuristic scene as Proteus ogles her as she steps out of the shower and looks herself over). Hey, she gets a computer worked up. Proteus's CPU was overclocking at 100% utilization, his RAM buffer was certainly full, and his hard drive (not floppy) was burning out its bearings revved up in overdrive. I can imagine the alarms at the NOC going off as the overtemp sensors kicked in; now that's an unexpected scenario for emergency cooling systems. This DVD has been discontinued and is currently being sold off at bargain-basement clearance prices. Get `em while they're hot.

I read the book first, and was disappointed in a few things. Mostly that Proteus is totally in love with her in the book, and is a straight up cold blooded killer in the movie version. Also, in the book Proteus was able to access multiple systems and had a human assistant that he broke out of an institution or jail. That dude was hard core in the book, and Proteus would get pissed when he got a boner from looking at Susan. His assistant killed Walter. Plus, the special effects were about as gay as you can get. Even for 1977.

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look , i don't want to give too much away (how could you with all these reviewers ?) but ya gotta get your hands on a copy of this spooky little howler . if you love Cult , Campy and/or Eccentric film , it's pretty much compulsory . laugh now thank me later . good cast fun .

This is OK as a Sci-fi thriller & at least served as a break from the lunar gill masters that hump women (all the girls love that kind right?). Now we have, jump on the machine its stronger & lasts longer. Was it easier to get a dates legs apart after the monster / machine thing? While that is what is visually on the screen it's the effective way they work the psychological horror into the dialog that makes this worth a look. The evil computer had been done before but they still found a way to make it creepy again. By the way, you can't rent this at an in-vitro clinic. The real show here though is Julie Christie who has played in some great off-beat thrillers. Try "Don't Look Now" if you've missed them all. There you get Donald Sutherland too. Here she carries it totally alone. It doesn't hurt that she is one of those continental women that is hot without DD breasts. The machine had no use for them. The introspective looks she makes into their? relationship & the wavering between no way in hell & OK buddy get it over with so I can move on are great. I was tickled to death that the computer starts out by asking. You know, like a lot of guys. When the answer is no the computer says OK & takes his club to her head. He then does what he dastardly wanted to do with her. Don't you know its the first time for her & she gets pregnant. Some of this could've been rethought but it was "their" first time at almost creating a sub-genre. There is a lot to enjoy here. Don't go in thinking that Sci-fi & horror would be dead if this hadn't been made. Demon Seed is over-hyped a lot. A good movie to watch! 3.5 stars

I saw this film when I was in my teens and thought it was interesting and disturbing,all at once. I revisited it again in my 30's and I still love it and appreciate it even more now, given my increased ability to understand its themes. The film explores a fine line between technological innovation and complete robotic intrusion and replacement of human emotion. There are several scenes such as that, where the machine almost is "offended" by Susan's character's "mockery" of having a child. The other is when Susan looks at the child at the end, knowing that she must carry out the task of being a mother, despite the disturbing and unsettling circumstances. The film's philisophical debate of how and why a machine can spontaneously become self-aware, has been explored in many films before and after, but this one, given its time period, claustophobic and horrifying scenes, use of sound, and that horrific voice of "Proteus" achieves a blend of psychological horror rarely seen. The film makers have effectively grappled on screen, with Koontz's concepts of where humanity ends and machine begins. The other interesting idea is how the husband reacts to this child; his obsession in creating and advancing this technology has trumped any kind of anger, jealousy and outrage. The being must be preserved given the risk and work that has been expended on the project. Proteus itself chooses when and where to stop functioning, effectively taking the power away from its makers, and through the forced preservation of the child ends up triumphing. Very interesting film-definitely recommended.

I'm a diehard Julie Christie fan. I'm old enough to have seen the original when it first came out in 1977. On opening night, I was the very first person in the theater (which for the most part remained nearly empty, if I remember correctly after all these years). At the time, I was a gnurdy grad student at Urbana, one of the original supercomputer sites and one of the original sites that led to what was to become the Internet revolution. For fans of evil computers, by the way, Urbana was the birthplace of HAL. Until last night, I haven't re-watched it, so it was a nostalgic trip for me. Adding to the overall tone of the movie was the violent thunderstorm that broke out while I was watching it. From the geeky side, I broke out laughing when I saw the then state-of-the-art 8 inch floppies. From the sexual fantasy side, a robotic arm tieing Julie up, an electric scissors cutting away her clothes, a probe coming at her ...need to stop here. There was a romantic, poetic side to the Proteus/Julie encounter, however. Movies are always filled with cliches representing orgasmic moments ... blowing curtains, crashing waves, hilarious imagery in Airplane. Here, we see exploding galaxies; the ultimate Big Bang (haha). Whether this is a great movie or great sci-fi or great commentary on man/machine/environment interaction (it now appears ahead of its time on environmental concerns) is somewhat besides the point. This is a movie for Julie fans, since she is the sole human for 90+% of the film. Though she had long lost the youthful glow she had in Dr. Zhivago and the quiet beauty she had in Far from the Madding Crowd, she was still hot (a brief voyeuristic scene as Proteus ogles her as she steps out of the shower and looks herself over). Hey, she gets a computer worked up. Proteus's CPU was overclocking at 100% utilization, his RAM buffer was certainly full, and his hard drive (not floppy) was burning out its bearings revved up in overdrive. I can imagine the alarms at the NOC going off as the overtemp sensors kicked in; now that's an unexpected scenario for emergency cooling systems. This DVD has been discontinued and is currently being sold off at bargain-basement clearance prices. Get `em while they're hot.

I read the book first, and was disappointed in a few things. Mostly that Proteus is totally in love with her in the book, and is a straight up cold blooded killer in the movie version. Also, in the book Proteus was able to access multiple systems and had a human assistant that he broke out of an institution or jail. That dude was hard core in the book, and Proteus would get pissed when he got a boner from looking at Susan. His assistant killed Walter. Plus, the special effects were about as gay as you can get. Even for 1977.

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look , i don't want to give too much away (how could you with all these reviewers ?) but ya gotta get your hands on a copy of this spooky little howler . if you love Cult , Campy and/or Eccentric film , it's pretty much compulsory . laugh now thank me later . good cast fun .

This is OK as a Sci-fi thriller & at least served as a break from the lunar gill masters that hump women (all the girls love that kind right?). Now we have, jump on the machine its stronger & lasts longer. Was it easier to get a dates legs apart after the monster / machine thing? While that is what is visually on the screen it's the effective way they work the psychological horror into the dialog that makes this worth a look. The evil computer had been done before but they still found a way to make it creepy again. By the way, you can't rent this at an in-vitro clinic. The real show here though is Julie Christie who has played in some great off-beat thrillers. Try "Don't Look Now" if you've missed them all. There you get Donald Sutherland too. Here she carries it totally alone. It doesn't hurt that she is one of those continental women that is hot without DD breasts. The machine had no use for them. The introspective looks she makes into their? relationship & the wavering between no way in hell & OK buddy get it over with so I can move on are great. I was tickled to death that the computer starts out by asking. You know, like a lot of guys. When the answer is no the computer says OK & takes his club to her head. He then does what he dastardly wanted to do with her. Don't you know its the first time for her & she gets pregnant. Some of this could've been rethought but it was "their" first time at almost creating a sub-genre. There is a lot to enjoy here. Don't go in thinking that Sci-fi & horror would be dead if this hadn't been made. Demon Seed is over-hyped a lot. A good movie to watch! 3.5 stars

I saw this film when I was in my teens and thought it was interesting and disturbing,all at once. I revisited it again in my 30's and I still love it and appreciate it even more now, given my increased ability to understand its themes. The film explores a fine line between technological innovation and complete robotic intrusion and replacement of human emotion. There are several scenes such as that, where the machine almost is "offended" by Susan's character's "mockery" of having a child. The other is when Susan looks at the child at the end, knowing that she must carry out the task of being a mother, despite the disturbing and unsettling circumstances. The film's philisophical debate of how and why a machine can spontaneously become self-aware, has been explored in many films before and after, but this one, given its time period, claustophobic and horrifying scenes, use of sound, and that horrific voice of "Proteus" achieves a blend of psychological horror rarely seen. The film makers have effectively grappled on screen, with Koontz's concepts of where humanity ends and machine begins. The other interesting idea is how the husband reacts to this child; his obsession in creating and advancing this technology has trumped any kind of anger, jealousy and outrage. The being must be preserved given the risk and work that has been expended on the project. Proteus itself chooses when and where to stop functioning, effectively taking the power away from its makers, and through the forced preservation of the child ends up triumphing. Very interesting film-definitely recommended.

I'm a diehard Julie Christie fan. I'm old enough to have seen the original when it first came out in 1977. On opening night, I was the very first person in the theater (which for the most part remained nearly empty, if I remember correctly after all these years). At the time, I was a gnurdy grad student at Urbana, one of the original supercomputer sites and one of the original sites that led to what was to become the Internet revolution. For fans of evil computers, by the way, Urbana was the birthplace of HAL. Until last night, I haven't re-watched it, so it was a nostalgic trip for me. Adding to the overall tone of the movie was the violent thunderstorm that broke out while I was watching it. From the geeky side, I broke out laughing when I saw the then state-of-the-art 8 inch floppies. From the sexual fantasy side, a robotic arm tieing Julie up, an electric scissors cutting away her clothes, a probe coming at her ...need to stop here. There was a romantic, poetic side to the Proteus/Julie encounter, however. Movies are always filled with cliches representing orgasmic moments ... blowing curtains, crashing waves, hilarious imagery in Airplane. Here, we see exploding galaxies; the ultimate Big Bang (haha). Whether this is a great movie or great sci-fi or great commentary on man/machine/environment interaction (it now appears ahead of its time on environmental concerns) is somewhat besides the point. This is a movie for Julie fans, since she is the sole human for 90+% of the film. Though she had long lost the youthful glow she had in Dr. Zhivago and the quiet beauty she had in Far from the Madding Crowd, she was still hot (a brief voyeuristic scene as Proteus ogles her as she steps out of the shower and looks herself over). Hey, she gets a computer worked up. Proteus's CPU was overclocking at 100% utilization, his RAM buffer was certainly full, and his hard drive (not floppy) was burning out its bearings revved up in overdrive. I can imagine the alarms at the NOC going off as the overtemp sensors kicked in; now that's an unexpected scenario for emergency cooling systems. This DVD has been discontinued and is currently being sold off at bargain-basement clearance prices. Get `em while they're hot.

I read the book first, and was disappointed in a few things. Mostly that Proteus is totally in love with her in the book, and is a straight up cold blooded killer in the movie version. Also, in the book Proteus was able to access multiple systems and had a human assistant that he broke out of an institution or jail. That dude was hard core in the book, and Proteus would get pissed when he got a boner from looking at Susan. His assistant killed Walter. Plus, the special effects were about as gay as you can get. Even for 1977.

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So far we have grown herbs, lettuce, tomatoes... always easy. Cleaning is easy. Purchased a 3rd party nutrient system and things really took off. I find it optimal to add water every other day, or some pods don't get enough. Otherwise, slam dunk! Great product, great company.

Today is June 29th and I began this adventure on March 1st, 4 months ago and the production expectancy for this set. The sprouting was slow, but the CS Rep from AeroGrow suggested I be patient. He said they would really take off once they sprouted. Well, they did and we were off to the races. So far, 1 mini jalapeno and 1 purple super hot have bit the dust completely. The second mini jalapeno grew huge but never produced a single pepper. Two of the purple super hots are still alive, but have never even produced a flower either. Both of the red fires are lush and have produced a total of 10 peppers so far. Considering the cost of electricity, the kit, the extra nutrients which needed to be purchased because there are not enough included, the replacement light kit, and the hours upon hours of talking to, touching, fertilizing by movement and a tiny hand held fan (CSR's suggestion) These are the most expensive peppers I've ever consumed. I'm thinking of transplanting these into my garden plot to see if they ever produce. I have one more seed kit (herbs) which I'm going to give a try and then I'm going to give up on this, and I'm not going to buy another set of bulbs even though it's advised. If you want alot of leaves which you do not consume, then this is the seed kit for you. I, on the other hand, wanted something to use in the kitchen.

This is growing fine but I have the 3 pod model and the tomato plant is so tall that it is burning itself on the light. It said this plant was compatible with the 3 pod model but I'm not so sure....

Only two of the seven herbs grew. I was not satisfied with this product.

Product states you can harvest after 3 weeks and keep harvesting for four months, but only enough nutes for 2 months. Liquid nutes come need to m]be mixed well before used because some nutes turned into a solid in the corner in the small bag. Will update as time goes on.

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1) My garden was missing parts and they were backordered for a month 2) customer service seemed to consist of one rude person and I called many times 3) Still sitting in box unoperable and they refuse to replace it

I have been wanting one of these for a while now esp. since herbs are so expensive in the supermarket. I have tried growing herbs in a pit but the only one I have had success with is basil. Can't wait to get started with my new aerogarden 6. I usually purchase from Amazon but there is a clearance (50% off)on this item at Bed Bath and Beyond and I can use the 20% off coupon. That, plus my gift card made3 for a pretty nifty deal! I will definitely be buying my seeds here as they are less expensive.

This is the third garden we have purchased and they are just awesome. So easy to set up and no muss or fuss. Flashing lights tell you when to put the water in or the grow tablets. The only downside is waiting for the product to grow because you want it sooner but it is worth the wait. The herb seed kit offers a variety for everyone, and other seed kits are easily obtainable (I'd stay away from the cherry tomatoes - that was the only bust). No dirt and the product just keeps coming. So nice to have fresh produce year round and the lettuce seed kit is great for variety in your salad. A lot of people were dubious about this type of product, but it really works and works great.

I have 4 of these going in a large acrylic homemade case with sliding doors and one additional grow lamp above. One aerogrow has 3 pods of tomatoes, at 6 weeks old they starting blooming yesterday, in one of the empty pods i put some cilantro seeds out of my garden, one is starting to root after just 4 days. Another machine has 6 pods of mixed lettuce greens, going full and strong, i have to eat at least 8 to 10 leaves a day at a minimum to keep room for them to keep growing, also 6 weeks old but have been eating them for weeks. Another machine has the herb kit, I wish i wouldnt have wasted a machine on this kit i havent used any of the herbs, but they all grew. And the 4th aerogrow has 6 pods of greenbeans, it was hard to find the kits and they were old and expired but they are going strong. They are 4 weeks old and i bet there are 50 blossoms on there and tons of itty bits 1" long green beans growing, I am starting to drape the leave out with hanging strings to encourage them to keep growing outside the aerogarden since i have more lights than just the one machine. I have 2 more machines i am going to plug in as soon as i get time and will probably put in one more tomatoe and definently another green bean as i have a little one that can eat 20 raw beans a day! Overall i am happy with the machines and have had no problems. They go through a lot more water than i would have thought so i add water frequently. This is an exciting hobby that I enjoy with my 4 year old daughter every day checking on the plants.

I absolutely love my AeroGarden kit. It really is so very easy to take care of. The seeds grow really fast. I couldn't keep up with all the herbs I got out of the kit. After about 6 months I decided to try the Salsa kit, so I decided to try to pot these. I just pulled them out gently and potted them. The cilantro did not take, but all of the others are happily growing in pots on my porch for about a year now. I still regularly use the basil and the purple basil and they are both still about 3 feet tall in their little shared pot. The dill finally gave up, but for me I didn't really use it. The parsley and the chives are still doing well. Now I am enjoying the salsa kit. The tomatoes haven't flowered quite yet, but the chiles are. I would definitely buy this set again. I enjoy plants, but am not an avid gardner so this is the perfect solution! I tend to forget to water and so this is perfect for me since the Aerogarden does it for me!

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took over 2 weeks and gradually increasing intake to 4 pills 3x a day, but definitely helped my supply!

I have been taking these pills because I am breastfeeding and wanted to increase my supply. The price on Amazon.com is GREAT! I will always come back here to order online instead of going to my local health store.

My wife used this to increase her milk supply towards the end of nursing and it far surpassed any expectations.

I bougth this to use while nursing my newborn. I started taking it when she was 2 days old. Nursing has been great, she gets plenty of milk & I have no concerns about running out of milk. This is my 3rd time nursing and this time has been the easiest, i dont know for sure if it's because of the fenugreek, but all i can say is that my baby is super happy. so i would reccommend it if you are concerend about running low on milk. Also, i read that this herb also is a great breast health support in general, and can help prevent breast cancer, which runs in my family. So i will definatly continue taking it even after i'm done nursing! Plus, i gave 5 stars b/c amazon has the best price for this. I checked 3 other popular health stores and the best price is online!!

I ordered the supplement after realizing that pumping at work wasn't producing as much as I needed to cover what my 3-month old daughter drank at daycare, and I'm committed to exclusively breastfeeding for as long as the AAP recommends. Currently I take two capsules with every meal (6 a day). I began to notice increased engorgement probably about 48 hours after starting the supplement. Since starting it, I've been pumping about 3-4 ounces more per day, which is enough to cover the gap I had been concerned about. Although I myself was a bit gassy for the first few days, I didn't notice any side effects in my daughter (and I was definitely watching out for them). I should say, I had to stop taking the pills for a few days due to some minor surgery, and I did notice my supply go down again. So the pills do work, but in my case at least I have to keep taking them to keep getting results. I'm happy to do it for my baby :)

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Taking just one tablespoon once convinced me it is not for me. It gave me high Blood Pressure.

It seems to give me a little more energy. Its still a little too soon to tell all of the benefits from it.

This product was recommended to me by a physician - it was presented as a tasty and heathful way to lower cholesterol and weight - sooooooo nothing ventured.... I have been very pleased with Salba - I most frequently add it to yogurt and it provides a pleasant crunch not unlike the granola that I used to mix in - It has a mild flavor and can be added to any foodstuff without altering the taste- It can be used in baking and/or cooking but it does then lose the crunch factor. I plan to make it a regular part of my diet.

After reading something about this product possibly lowering Triglycerides, I wanted to see if it would work for me. Historically my Triglyceride levels were around 300. I was only on this for 3 weeks (2 TBS a day mixed in my yogurt) when I went for my blood work. The results shown they had been lowered to 205! And that's only after 3 weeks on Salba seed with no change in diet. I can't wait to see my next results after a couple more months. Also, my joints ache less and the extra fiber is working--not to mention the Omega 3 benefits. I've always had a high energy level so I can't comment on that aspect. All in all a great product.

Salba Seed is excellent for the digestive system and it's all natural! I like to grind it up in my coffee bean grounder and then put it on peanut butter toast, on my salads or added to yogart.

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I started noticing my pores are smaller or invisible, no more black heads & I've had problems with them since I was a teen, wish I would have known this would help alot sooner! Wasted so much money on biore strips. This is by far the best if you want to brighten your skin, tighten you pores, eliminate black heads.. also I have a slight redness around my nose & its disappearing too.

1) Product is difficult to apply to face. 2) It never formed a mask; just stayed as goop. 3) Took an inordinantly long time to remove. It was very unpleasant to use.

I just started using this product a few weeks ago. I am a big QH product lover and have been experimenting alot with new makeup, skincare etc in the past month. I wanted something that would 'dissolve' crap in my pores(if that makes sense). This mask is goopy, and it smells pretty strong, but you can feel it working. It almost is like a enzyme cleaner. I feel like its soaking deep and getting the job done. It minimizes pores and makes your skin ultra smooth after using it.

Ok, I'm a huge QH fan and this is my most recent test. This mask is great! It shrinks my pores better than the clay masks and also seems to exfoliate by peeling off that uppermost layer of dead skin. It also actually peels off in one piece for the most part (my husband thought I was peeling off my skin, he about fainted!). Anyway, I love it except for 2 small issues. The first is that it's pretty goopy and difficult to spread in a thin, even layer. It takes a little working with to get used to it. The second is that the alcohol fumes are a bit tough on the eyes if you accidentally get it too close, but it does go away after a while. It does smell faintly of grapes due to the grape seed extract, but don't expect it to smell wonderful. I learned a long time ago, however, some of the best-working products are the ones that really smell terrible, so just learn to get over it!

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These are excellent quality flaxseeds! I just toasted them a little on a pan and even that made a great snack! I also powdered them in a coffee grinder after toasting them a little and the powder is delicious too :) Delicious + Nutritious = Awesome! :))) Planning to have it in my cereal tomorrow and maybe sprinkle some on my veggies. I think I will also try out Bob's Quinoa and Museli.

This is the 2nd order i have placed for Bob's Red Mill Organic Flaxseed. It is a good quality whole flaxseed. We grind it a little at a time and sprinkle it on cereal and in yogurt. It keeps a long time in the freezer. I have been using this flaxseed for about a year now ,eating a tablespoon about every day and have noticed that my skin is softer , plus it keeps me regular, if ya know what i mean !!! Flaxseed is also a good way to get in some of the Omega 3's, that the body needs.

The flax seed is packaged in separate smaller packages so that it can stay fresher longer and it was recommended by the flax cookbook I purchased. This seed was cheaper than other brands I had checked on. I am putting it away for any emergency that may arise.

We are VERY happy with these Organic Golden Flaxseeds. We grind them and put them in so many things plus they make a great topping for yogurt and cereal in the whole seed form. These are now a staple in our house.

Bob's Red Mill Organic Golden Flaxseeds are an excellent way to ingest some Omega 3. 96 ounces are delivered in 4 packs, and if you don't use it all immediately I suggest storing the seeds in the freezer to keep them fresh. Grind them right before you use them, and they have a mild taste -- milder than brown flaxseed. I've ordered this product several times, and the quality has been consistently high.

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O my goodness my bunny LOVES these treats! She will do anything for one of them:). I bought them for her because they are all natural and don't have any artificial colors or flavors in them.

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I use this in conjunction w/ emu oil every night = nicely hydrated skin. Its anti-aging (contains Vitamin A, vitamin C and omegas 3, 6 and 9). I've read lots of reviews that talk about its ability to clear up acne and possibly lighten under eye circles (depending on the origin of them). The only time I break out is during that time of the month. Since incorporating this into my routine, I seem to have fewer pimples during that time. This is a little bottle and would seem rather expensive until you realize you only use 2-3 drops max each time = 1 bottle will last you months! My under eye circles seem slightly lightened in that I am using less concealor, but I'm not sure if this is resultant of this product or some other oils I have been using (grapeseed and sweet almond for cleansing, coconut for moisturizing under eyes) or just getting more sleep. Regardless - I do like this item and the NOW brand in general, so I do highly recommend trying!

Rose Hip seed oil is high in omega3's and it makes a great night moisturizer. I used to spend dollars on night creams, but then i did some searching and found this oil. NOW foods is always a great brand, i have so many of there products in my bathroom and im my kitchen. This oil adds softness to my skin and in the morning my skin looks more fresh and glowy. i definatly reccommend this as a night moisturizer or for skin that sees a lot of sun

This order was cancelled due to extrodinarily high shipping charges. Vendor shipped order anyway. I had to then pay return postage of $3.72 to return it. Absolutely outragious and not what the Vendor had shown on their shipping chart at all. Their shipping chart showed $6.95. I was charged $59.95 to ship 3 ounces of oil to my location that is just 4 hours from this Vendor, in the same state? Sorry that's just not right. I'm still waiting to see a credit they they have promised for $57.72. I expected a full refund of $77.72. I expect the remaining $19.95 to be credited but so far they have refused. I do not choose to ever deal with this Vendor again. I've never ever had a problem of this type with any other Vendor on Amazon.

I use this oil on my face and in my bathtub. It is wonderful for moistening my skin. thanks, Ann

mother's grace many thanks for this wonderful product which is very effective best regards radha vijayan