Product Reviews for Home, Health and Wellness - Page 8

It's compact, cooks food fast, and won't make your meals taste weird.

It's not comfortable or functional.

Madefor's challenge actually helped me practice gratitude.

But read this before sticking a crystal inside you.

It's one of Garmin's more affordable watches.

It's way more comfortable than my classic executive-style chair.

Users can filter for anything — down to the muscle group you want to work.

But you'll want to upgrade to premium.

And it's only $40.

The Instinct is ideal for serious navigators, ultra-athletes, and solo trekkers who spend a lot of time outside and in rugged conditions.

It's loud, but effective.

But you should run it while you're not home... because it's loud.

It fits like a glove, it does everything I want it to, and it doubles as an all-day wear (unlike clunkier models)

Wild Flower's latest iteration of their bestselling toy is a hit.

Yes, it's expensive. But it will bring your ass back, time and again, to the most effective and efficient workout ever.

I noticed a difference almost immediately.

Housework or rave? You decide.

The Lettuce Grow Farmstand is low maintenance, but has its quirks.

If you're a runner or cyclist, this is for you.

Tackle two chores for cheap — but avoid big messes.

But be prepared to practice.

Totally worth the upgrade for the built-in GPS and ability to answer calls from your wrist.

It's great for simpletons who don't want all the bells and whistles.

Solar battery, ski resort maps, and expedition mode are just a few of its insane features.

For a budget pet tracker, the Tractive GPS has more to offer than you might expect.