LMT - really free for life? I've seen some reviewers say that this isn't the case. Can anyone comment on that?
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If it has an "L" in the model (e.g. LMT), then its supposed to have one. Perhaps this feature doesn't apply if its a refurb.
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How can you find out if it is a LMT (Lifetime Map + Traffic) or non-LMT?I purchased a re-furbished Garmin and could not use the Lifetime Update feature!When I tried to update, a message appears on my PC: "This device does not have a lifetime subscription tied to it.Please purchase a subscription from garmin.com or contact garmin support."I am returning the device to hopefully obtain a correct one.
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The model will either be 1390, 1390LT, 1390LM, 1390LMT.... The price increases when you get more features but it is definitely worth it to get LMT.
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The "free" ones usually have little popup ads that appear when you're stopped. The ad revenue pays for the traffic service they provide you.
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I paid for an LMT type but could not use the Lifetime Map update feature. Maybe the shipping clerk made a mistake, but even I could not tell if this was an LMT ot not by looking at all angles of the devices. Garmin could have helped by using a using a model type sticker on the device itself, or by using a power-on self ID on screen.
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I only ever use it on max power. Even around mouth and eyes. It doesn't bother me at all. I didn't even really have to work up to it either, except I felt it out because others warned it was uncomfortable. I use it 30+ minutes/day, too.I DEFINITELY notice the effects, and I love it!Not sure if it's because of my using it for so long at so high, but it stopped working after a few months. I called the customer support number on the website and they are sending me a new one. I MISS it! I feel like I look so old.
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My opinion, yes. I mean they are kind of cheap. Definitely for the benefits they bring their at a amazing price. I started back taking them and this is my 5th week, I'm just now starting to see to results...I guess what I'm trying to say is their the cheapest so they probably take the longest to see results. Have to be patient and dedicated!
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Im not fifty, but it didn't work for me. At all. I took it for 3 months, double dose, with zero results. I honestly wonder if most of these reviews are fake. I bought it based off of those and then had no results at all.
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Well, it appears Amazon spammed past purchasers of a product all on the same day in what appears to be a staged question. I mean really, this question defies logic. If you own it, you would know from feeling it whether it would work or not and if you are wanting to buy it, why would you even consider buying a wash mitt for waxing? And what about the forums that are already there, where people comment about products. Were those not doing the job? No, I'm not believing that this is genuine.
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drussell: If the box had said "Lifetime traffic (with ads)" for instance, that wouldn't have been deceptive. I'm not the only one who has been surprised by the presence of ads on a GPS. I understand the economics. It might even be a good value. But it's ridiculously bad marketing to surprise people like this.I may even decide to keep the unit. The ads aren't that bad, and the price is quite good for what you get. But I like being treated with honesty.
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Wow - I didn't read that article. I used the product almost every day for a while. I hope that's not true. I will try to find out more information. Thanks for the warning.
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In the blink of a nanosecond. Truth be told, I sort of wonder if there even is a deal or if it is all a marketing fraud. There have been some really crappy deals that 'poof' are gone the split second they are posted...my hinkey meter is working overtime. If it seems to good to be true folks...it probably is. And by the way, I was supposedly awarded one from the 'waitlist' and it included 36 dollars tax and shipping. Not such a deal really is it?
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These are real, this is a normal thing for students. You can not profit off of this program, hence why it is for student. You can do everything you can with the expensive version, but your not supposed to sell your work. It is legit. If you need to learn how to use it, Lynda.com has a great educational service for it too. I use it for school.
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According to the book "Transdermal Magnesium Therapy", which was written by Dr. Sircus oral supplements are not absorbed into the body as well as a transdermal oil/spray. (I just finished reading this blurb online). This stuff is just too good to be true. I'm still researching to see if it is toxic in any way. I use the spray 2x per day. I have used countless products and this is the one that works best for me. I just spent over $1000 on xrays/MRI and physical therapy to relieve the pain in both my knees and foot. Wish I tried this first.
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I see you already got the answer, however, I 'll add my opinion for what it's worth. I found this multi w /herbs to be only mediocre, and somewhat pricey at that. The only significant effect I did note is faster growing nails and hair, and thicker, healthier hair, and oddly a darkening in haircolor, as my hairdresser even commented upon. But alas,not important enough to warrant this price for me. Good -luck.
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No!You can call Life Extension Foundation 24/7 for any question on supplements.....They will even e mail your the double assayed medical review of the product.
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I really believe in foot detoxification and I have seen the wonders it does with myself and for my family. HOWEVER, DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT. The is another brand that looks just like this one that has a much higher quality. Buy that one. I got 2 machines and neither worked like they were designed to work. After trying the first one that failed, the company wouldn't take it back and refund they only wanted to send another machine that worked less than the first one. Get a different brand. If you are asking about the effects of a typical detox, you can do them 2-3 times a week to start to help your body detox and then do 1 time a week for maintenance. I really believe in foot detoxification and I have seen the wonders it does with myself and for my family. HOWEVER, DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT. The is another brand that looks just like this one that has a much higher quality. Buy that one. I got 2 machines and neither worked like they were designed to work. After trying the first one that failed, the company wouldn't take it back and refund they only wanted to send another machine that worked less than the first one. Get a different brand. If you are asking about the effects of a typical detox, you can do them 2-3 times a week to start to... » Read More I really believe in foot detoxification and I have seen the wonders it does with myself and for my family. HOWEVER, DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT. The is another brand that looks just like this one that has a much higher quality. Buy that one. I got 2 machines and neither worked like they were designed to work. After trying the first one that failed, the company wouldn't take it back and refund they only wanted to send another machine that worked less than the first one. Get a different brand. If you are asking about the effects of a typical detox, you can do them 2-3 times a week to start to help your body detox and then do 1 time a week for maintenance. « Show Less
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Minnie, I've been using the product as my only body wash and shampoo since 2003. My most recent purchase was just a couple weeks ago. As far as I can tell, nothing has changed. The rumors about it being a scam might be based on something I was told many years ago. When I first discovered this product it was being sold under the name Master's Miracle, which at first WAS identical to Miracle II because Miracle II had an arrangement with the other company to market the product as Master's Miracle Soap. After I'd been using the soap for a few months, I heard on a reputable health forum that Miracle II (the true creators of the product) had broken off their marketing contract with Master's Miracle. But Master's Miracle was now producing their own "copy" of the product (without knowing the correct formula or having rights to it)..... and it was said that the new product being sold under the name Master's Miracle could even be harmful rather than beneficial. I don't know for sure how true that story was, but I never re-ordered Master's Miracle. Instead I found out I could buy Miracle II which was the true product all along.
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This comment bothers me as I ordered this as a friend has had great results from taking Moringa and I pray I get the same results without being bribed. Perhaps this seller needs to redo his advertising. I will let everyone know how it effects me. Thanks
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Angel, you can use it as often as you like. As an LMT, my hands sometimes require daily treatments and I have used it twice in one day before. Use as often as you like or need. Once you use it, dip your hands in ice water and watch how wonderful the hot then cold treatments help your hands, joints or both. Enjoy. I will not do without a paraffin bath in my home. Thinking of using one for patients in my office even.
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Dear Mary 29 - you are misinformed: In the real world, there is no such thing as "therapeutic grade" - this is not an actual term for an actual standard set forth by some reputable body or a consensus therein - it is just a made up marketing term (hence the ABUNDANCE of "therapeutic grade" oils at wildly varying price points on this site). It, like those ridiculous markdown percentages, is meant to distract potential buyers from more important questions.