had expensive treatments in nyc in the mid-90's, very expensive at program affiliated with mount Sinai. very effective program. this machine is exactly the same, even made in same country. although less strong, still effective, just takes more treatments. I have a real problem with unwanted hair, and this machine really helps by self esteem.

I bought the Metrolyte Gel shoes in a 9 and they were very comfy but too big, so I sent them back. They didn't have the Metrolyte Gel available in an 8.5 so I ordered these Metrolytes in an 8.5. They were too narrow. I do have a wide foot, but not too wide. I don't purchase wide sized shoes or anything like that. So I sent the 8.5 back and ordered the 9 thinking that it would be just enough extra room to make these shoes comfortable. Unfortunately, that didn't happen. I love the style of these shoes and I really wanted to love them but I would say, unless you have narrow feet, I wouldn't recommend these shoes.

Not too long ago I had a minor crash on my daily commuter that unfortunately cracked one of my pedals in half leaving me with only half a pedal on one side. They type of bike I use is a hybrid style that I like because it gives me a more upright riding position than a typical road bike, and it also has some wider tires than those bikes typically have. When I discussed options with some friends, they gave me the standard answer I have gotten a few times, which is to buy clip-less pedals. Honestly, I don’t see the draw of those type of pedals for normal riding. Not only are the pedals expensive, but they then require special shoes on top of that. On that, the shoes that are made for clip-less pedals aren’t competitive with normal shoes that I would buy, such as my daily wear merrell hiking shoes.