Does anyone know if the product called "HERBAL CLEAN QCARBO32" can cover up methadone in a urine test?
Try honesty and ask to be put in rehab.
Does anyone know where to purchase a product called "Cola Svelte"?
Check www.google.com is the best site to get answer from, stats, and millions of pages where you may find your answer. While yahoo answer is the best for what people think and have to say to others.. like a forum.. ! anyways check it out maybe you find your answer right away!
Does anyone know what the product is called that can reflect high beams from the rear of your car legally?
My mechanic was telling me about this street legal mirror or film (he wasn't sure which) that you can place on the back of your car that would reflect the light of someones high beam back at them if they are driving to close to you with their high beams on. When I asked for more details he told me that he wasn't sure what it's called. Only that he knew someone who had it and it is a great deterrent for keeping people from driving behind you with their high beams on. Anyone know what this might be and what it's called? And, more importantly, where I could get it?
Does anyone know of a product called KEMDEX?
Both Kemdex and Kimdex are types of cleaners, although details are sketchy as to what they actually have as ingredients. I believe they may be the same thing, just spelled differently in different countries.
Does anyone know of a product called federal club whiskey?
Just like many other laws, liquor laws are not federal. ... In some states, offering a drink to anyone under the age of 21 is not ... and it is essential that you know these levels and refrain from driving when you have had more than the legal limit. ... Canadian rye whiskey (called rye) is also quite popular. ...
Does any one know where I can buy a product called Shuttle Lotion besides on the web?
Contact the company and ask if there is a distributor in your area. Best of luck! American Hygienic Laboratories 859 NE 79th Street Miami, FL 33138 Phone: 305-756-4907 Fax: 786-621-6783
Does anyone know about a product called Ayrstone for boosting WiFi?
Hi Steve! It looks like the AyrMesh is using Ubiquiti hardware. You can get the Open Mesh firmware in the same hardware for a lot less, or just run as-is from Ubiquiti (Nano StationM-5GHz). For a little more 'education' on this type of set-up, I suggest you read these threads at Ag-Talk from posters with a similar situation as yours: Extended Range Wireless Network Troubleshooting: http://talk.newagtalk.com/forums/thread-... Wireless Internet Bridge: http://talk.newagtalk.com/forums/thread-... Running network from office to house: http://talk.newagtalk.com/forums/thread-... Finally, there's a good article - Planning & Installation Guide for Open-Mesh Networks - here: http://support.open-mesh.com/activekb/questions.php?questionid=2 Good luck!
Has anyone heard of a hair product called BOUNCE?
Hello! I would look under a product called ISO it's usually sold in beauty supply stores. I used to use it and it was called Bouncy Creme' and it came in a pump. Also you can look at this address to see if it's the right stuff.. if not good luck! http://www.isohair.ca/
Has anyone ever heard of a product called revitalash?
Hi there, Yes, I've heard of Revitalash...it's a product that goes on kind of like an eyeliner at night and helps to strengthen the lashes and make them fuller. (They're not FDA-approved to say that they "grow" lashes). Most people that have used the product have seen wonderful results. It costs about $150, but there are some sites that sell it for less. It's actually a second generation of the product...the first one out was from Jan Marnini. A third one is coming out, or might already be out, called Massive Lash. Some people complain that Revitalash causes eye irritation and/or redness...Massive Lash is supposed to take care of the problem. Also, it's only $95, so much better price. If you're looking for other ways, there are some other products on the market that will help. One is Osmotics FNS (Follicle Nutrient Serum) Nutrilash, which is good for lashes and brows. It's based on cutting-edge research on healing in Israel, and is guaranteed to help the hair grow within 60 days (most see pretty good results within 30 days). Then there's Talika Eyelash Lipocils, which is supposed to grow and strengthen the lashes within 28-30 days. It's a gel that you put on twice daily. Another option is called Lamas Lash Masque which is supposed to fortify the lashes as well as slightly tint them. I haven't personally tried this one, but people swear by it and love it. Plus it's only $18 for a tube. While you're waiting for them to grow, some good options are either fake eyelashes or a different product called Talika Lash Extender. Fake eyelashes are real human-hair lashes that you glue on (try the strips...they're much easier to put on by yourself). They're fairly inexpensive (under $5) and are actually quite comfortable if you put on properly. (Ardell is a good brand.)Talika Eyelash Extender are little fibers that you put on between two coats of mascara that thicken and darken the lashes - almost like putting on a pair of fake eyelashes without the feeling and glue. It's very comfortable...just be careful when applying that you don't flake the fibers. Eyelash extensions, put on by a professional, also are an option. They glue extensions on your existing lashes for length and fullness and typically last several weeks. They look great, but are expensive. You don't necessarily need to be in a big city to find these, there are a lot of salons and spas out there now that offer these services. I hope this helps and good luck!