Following the two meal replacements per day, with a small reasonable snack and the same dinner habits I've lost 30 pounds. This is with minimal exercise as I'm awaiting knee replacement surgery. I use almond milk instead of regular and enjoy a flavorful very filling meal with 150 calories. Sometimes I mix up the flavor with the included packs, or adding some almond extract, or replacing the milk with a fruit flavored soy milk. One note is to be careful what vendor you buy from as some will fiddle with the flavor packs. I had one that sent the correct number of packs, but consistently removed the banana and strawberry with replacing with the orange (which I found revolting). I've had the best luck purchasing from "V Challenge Store".

I should have known when I was in the store that buying this was a bad idea. I kept hearing the muffled cries and the sounds of high heels clacking, but no... I went ahead and bought it anyhow. Well, when I got home and opened it up, all of a sudden my living room was filled with hundreds of women, holding pies, wearing pearl earrings, and crying out for their oven mitts. I think.

Here's what I liked about the challenge...it is a great platform to change your diet, eat clean, and exercise regularly. I like the spark drinks and the catalyst. The meal replacement shakes are pretty tasty. What I don't like...so.many.pills! I was fine during the cleanse, but as soon as the max phase started, the supplement counts increases markedly and I was so nauseated. Like puking my guts out. No matter how I took them (with meals without meals, before or after exercise) I was so sick. I quit with 7 days left because if the nausea. Was it worth the money? No. Eat clean, exercise, and don't drink and magically you will lose weight.

We ordered your mats for our 2010 Dodge Ram truck extended cab. The back mat (one piece) does not fit...there is absolutely no way to get the mat in and onto the floor as it is way too big, especially in the middle. We checked and the Ram only has one type of extended cab so we know it was ordered correctly. We still decided to put in the front because that's the area mostly used. They seem to fit nicely, at first. Now a few months later they are curling up on the edges. I cannot believe the lack of quality of this product. And the fact that they say "Digitalfit" and the back cannot be inserted is unacceptable. I had tried to call to talk to someone in customer service to help us figure out how to insert the back mats. But because I didn't have the order number I could not be helped.

Great lubricant at a good price. I've already used this on a few projects and I'm loving it so far. I would recommend this for household or shop lubrication needs

What a shame. I trust Fran Drescher because I am one of her biggest fans and have followed her extraordinary life and career. I can only hope that she was duped into promoting this poorly designed, ineffective product. Promoting a lighted electric razor as a "hair removal device" with deceptive advertising and return policies could certainly not be what she had in mind. Fran, please pull the plug on the commercials and divorce yourself from this product mach schnell!!

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