Hiya vitamins are the world’s most complete 100% sugar-free vitamins for kids. Your child takes them like any other vitamin (they’re chewable). Yet no matter the age, they’ll need just one a day. They’re made with 12 organic fruits and vegetables, then sweetened with monk fruit – which is a superfruit with a fantastic taste kids love. But more importantly, it avoids any horrible issues linked to added sugar. For example, did you know that typical sugar replaces essential nutrients within the body? It’s hardest on Vitamins A, C, B-12 and Calcium – which are some of the most important vitamins for growing children.² (Kind of defeats the point of taking vitamins in the first place, doesn’t it?)
Whether you’re a grilling pro yourself or you simply enjoy the fruits of a loved one’s labor, surely we can all agree: the grill master can use all the help they can get. That’s because manning the BBQ can be just as stressful as it is fun. There’s a lot on the grill master’s plate: flipping the meat, tenderizing properly, slicing the portions, managing the fire… and everyone’s watching you the whole time! Of course, the smiles you create are an excellent reward. But sadly, that reward often comes with a pile of dirty dishes (that require hand-washing to boot). Bummer!
Sometimes an innovative product comes along that’s just so cool you almost have no choice but to get it! And as far as I’m concerned, THIS is absolutely one of those products! Why, you ask? It’s simple – instant ambiance! When you want to relax and chill, what are the two things you think of first to help set the mood? That’s right…lighting and music! After all, nothing says ‘slow down, relax, and appreciate all that life has to offer’ better than the soft glow of the flickering flames from a Tiki Torch. On the other hand, music can instantly alter your mood and state of mind. So which do you choose – music or lighting? Hmm…decisions, decisions. Well, decision time is over! Because now you can enjoy BOTH at the same time.
People are RAVING about this scientists smart invention for elimination harmful bacteria from phones, tablets, and more (including his own). Did you know that your cell phone has 18x more bacteria than a public restroom? Throughout the day, all the bacteria you touch on grocery carts, gas pumps, doorknobs, and even other people are transferred and stored on your phone. And worse yet, warm places like pockets and purses are breeding grounds for bacteria. Then, when we use our phones germs can be transferred back to our hands, faces and everyday items like food, possibly making us sick.
Imagine owning a device that can "turn off" pain like a light switch. You can use this "switch" whenever you want – even all the time. It’s completely safe. It doesn’t use chemicals, medicine, or drugs, nor does it change anything about your mind or body. In fact, it doesn’t even go past your skin. It’s not permanent, either – you can take it off whenever you want. Sounds like something from a sci-fi movie, right? And if you suffer from chronic pain, then it just sounds like a dream… But 2020 is here. And, thanks to an accidental discovery at a military research lab, so is this "pain switch" – which actually comes in the form of a microtech patch called Kailo. Don’t believe me? I don’t blame you. When I first heard about it, I didn’t believe it either. But then I put it on…
If there’s one truth about being stuck at home, it’s that suddenly everything in your home seems to stop working. You open your blinds in the morning, and the wand breaks off. You sit on your patio chairs in the afternoon, and the mesh comes loose. You take off your glasses at night, and the nose pad falls off. I wasted days at home hunting down superglue, opening it up, and somehow having as much ooze out onto my fingers and kitchen table (add that to the list of things to fix!) as I needed for the entire project.
If you get headaches and you’re tired of taking drugs or suffering through the pain… the story of Elizabeth Hayes could change your life. Elizabeth was recently struggling with a 12-hour migraine… and getting desperate. "I had a migraine start almost twelve hours ago," she says in her Facebook post. "About an hour ago it was at an unbearable limit. I had exhausted all of my drugs and tricks I usually use to ease my migraines… to no avail." That’s when she found an unusual solution that completely changed her life.
People are RAVING about this Doctor's smart invention for at-home eye exams (saving time & money). I never realized how much I hated taking eye exams at the optometrist... until recently, I started giving myself eye exams. At home. By myself. Now, I know what you’re thinking: "Taking eye tests at home? There’s no way a medical professional would approve of that." Get this: My optometrist was the one who recommended the at-home tests. There’s a good reason, which I’ll explain in a moment... but first, let me tell you about this new invention that actually makes this possible.
If you’ve ever lost your keys, lost your phone, couldn’t find your car in a parking lot, had your luggage lost at the airport, or even had one of your most valuable possessions of all — your beloved pet — run away, you know how stressful life can feel in that moment. Can you relate? And that time you spend looking for your lost items, well… you can never get it back! Not to mention the cost of replacing valuables like your phone or remote car keys.
Do you wake up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat worrying about how bulky and unsightly your keychain is? Of course not. But let's be honest, it can be bulky, leg-poking, and annoying! Not to mention just unorganized for those of us who enjoy things being "clean" and sleek. Can you relate?
About 4 years ago, my mom started another little "side-project" - she started digging through an closet FULL of old family memories, trying to sort and scan all of our family photos and home videos onto her computer. With her "spare time" (which is a word I don’t think she really understands), she found a way to hook a scanner up to her computer and then proceeded to manually scan each photo - well over 1,500 of them.
