Wear once and dispose!

Advantages: Ease of use, no solution needed
Disadvantages: Slightly more expensive than monthly lenses

...A few months ago I decided that I would like to make life even easier for myself when it comes to contact lenses. I had been using monthly contact lenses for quite a while but was beginning to feel over the second half of the month, that the lenses were sometimes irritating my eyes. Also whenever I was away for the weekend I would have to carry a large container of solution to clean the lenses with. The answer to these problems I reckoned would be to change the type of lenses that I used to daily disposable lenses, which as the name of them suggests you simply wear them once before disposing of them. Being happy with the overall service that I had been receiving with Specsavers, I phoned my local branch to ask if I could change over to daily disposable lenses. They informed me that this would be no problem and booked me...

killiefan 28.07.2006 · Read review
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Review of SpecSavers Easyvision Daily Disposables

Disposable razors at the premium end of the market

Advantages: Quick, easy, decent shave
Disadvantages: Expensive for a disposable

...INTRODUCTION When travelling I still couldn't get hold of my usual disposable weapon, the Gillette Blue II Slalom. Disappointed with my Gillette Fusion experience, I thought I'd try something new. I have already declared my unswerving allegiance to a wet shave and I now put my cards on the table regarding manufacturer. For a long time I've been a Gillette man; I suppose we all have our allegiances when it comes to shaving. I can't even explain mine, so long has it been thus. I seem to vaguely remember starting off with Bic disposables in my youth, inherited from my father, but that was only a passing fancy. Ah that brings back memories; lathering up with a brush and hacking my face off with a blunt single blade. This would be the first Wilkinson Sword product I'd ever tried; it felt like cheating on my girlfriend. QUATTRO...

larsbaby 03.05.2008 · Read review
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Boots Disposable Earplugs

Advantages: Block out all noises, soft and easy to use and not too expensive
Disadvantages: MAy cause an infection if you are not careful

...I have been using Boots Disposable Earplugs for a few months and I can honestly highly recommend them to anyone who needs to block out noises during the night, in order to aid restful sleep. I have been married for forty-five years and I would say that during the past ten to fifteen years my wife has developed an annoying habit of snoring very loudly throughout most of the night. She tells me i am also guilty of this, but obviously as i am asleep i am unaware. Boots Disposable Earplugs have been a Godsend to us both and have allowed us both to sleep peacefully and awake refreshed the following morning. I discovered these almost accidentally. I was in Boots the Chemist one day actually looking for some corn pads when I came across these. Boots apparently make a fairly wide range of earplugs but what attracted me to these is that...

FRIENDLYFRANK 21.10.2007 · Read review
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Lansinoh Disposable Breast Pads - outright winner!

Advantages: Very thin, very absorbent and very comfortable!
Disadvantages: Slightly pricey but seriously worth it!

...These disposable breast pads are invaluable (I was going to say indispensable but it didn't sound quite right and probably doesn't make much sense!)! Anyway, what I am trying to say is that they saved me from smelling like a cheese factory and looking like some kind of human water (well, milk) feature! And for that I will be eternally grateful! In the early days of breastfeeding the delectable Daisy (note, I hope to write a review on my breastfeeding experience soon), I tried everything and anything I could lay my hands on, in both disposable and washable varieties. Given the amount of milk flowing from my enormous bosoms (they were quite a good size to start off with but they just got carried away!), the washable variety soon went out the window (well, onto ebay) as I would have needed at least 2000 of them to keep up with all...

FunkyFaulkner 08.08.2006 · Read review
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Soflens daily disposable contact lenses

Advantages: Low price
Disadvantages: Lenses dry out after being used for 7 or 8 hours

...I have used these daily disposable lenses for the last five years and my reason for using them for so long is because they have always been much cheaper than other brands. A pack of 90 pairs can be bought for as little as £60 compared with other brands that typically cost about £90. I much prefer daily disposables compared with monthly lenses because there is no need to worry about cleaning them as you simply throw them away at the end of each day. The Soflens dailies work well for me when I am working outdoors as a snowboard instructor or mountain bike guide but when I am working in an office they do dry out much quicker and this is the biggest problem with these lenses. If I wear them for more than 8 hours they tend to become uncomfortable to wear. I have recently tried the Acuvue Moist lenses and these were much better but also...

trev11 26.06.2009 · Read review
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Tushies Environmentally Friendly Disposibles

Advantages: Environmentally Friendly
Disadvantages: Very Expensive

...Tushies are one of the environmentally friendly makes of disposable nappies. We decided to try them as although we use laundered cotton nappies at home, when we are out and about we take the less environmentally friendly route of using Pampers Active Fit. The company we use for laundered nappies stock these and so we decided to give it a go and see if they would be any good for our holiday in July. *** TUSHIE CLAIMS *** They are gel free and the only disposable diaper with natural blend cotton for natural absorbency. They have recently changed to a cloth-like cover. They use totally chlorine-free wood pulp, have no dies or perfumes added. They make their nappies thicker by using fluffy cotton and have a 'unique' natural blend cotton absorbent core that controls the baby's wetness. *** PRICE AND AVAILABILITY *** I have only...

RClure 27.06.2005 (13.07.2005) · Read review
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Review of Tushies Disposable Nappies by Green Baby

Disposable camera for disposable pictures

Advantages: 2 for 1, easy to use
Disadvantages: not the best quality photos

...I believe that the people who use disposable cameras fall into 2 catagories, people who don't take many photos and people who only take them at times when a nice camera would get broken. I definately fall into the second group. If you looked at my photo album, office wall, and walls at home you would see the same 15 or 20 grinning faces nicely spead out across a variety of locations across the world. The only thing which seems to change are the clothes, hairstyles and occasionally a girl that one of us conned into posing with us. I want my photos to be of my best times, and my best times are the nights out with my friends. Because of this I have owned a 'good' camera. I know that it would be either left in the first bar we visited or soaked by a spilt pint of lager (double disaster). Instead I opt for the disposables. In the long...

pdoyle007 05.03.2004 · Read review
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Fuji Panoramic Disposable camera Quality at a cost

Advantages: small, easy to use, panoramic pics, excellent photos
Disadvantages: Only 15 exposures, not that cheap, no flash

...I bought my first single use camera a few years back while on holiday in Disneyland Paris. I left my camera at home (i always forget something!) so decided a nice cheap camera with flash would be fine; and i've been using single use cameras ever since then. To be honest they are easier to use than my SLR camera, the pictures are of a better quality and they are really convenient and small so you can take them anywhere. I bought this panoramic camera by fuji as a change from the norm. It was the first time I had seen a panoramic single use camera and it seemed quite a good idea. At the time I was on my way to Wales, so thought it would be nice to get some panoramic clips of the views from the berwyns and surrounding villages. It looked nice, the camera was green and sat inside a green box, but part of the box was see through so...

gusgusrule 22.04.2004 · Read review
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Review of Fuji QuickSnap Panorama Disposable 35mm

Single use camera for one off occasions

Advantages: Simple to use
Disadvantages: None

...Well I was off on a day out at a theme park and I was a bit wary of taking my digital camera is a bit bulky I didn't want to take the risk of losing it so my wife suggested we buy a disposable camera to see what they were like so I went out and purchased a Kodak. I wasn't sure at first but I was pleasantly surprised. Although there are a lot of types of these cameras available very cheap I was wary so we opted for a Kodak which cost us £8.50 and in the box we got the main one with the flash etc and two daylight cameras with a voucher for free developing on the colour film so in all I think we got a good deal. The good thing is you just use the camera then take it to be developed no messing around with films etc and its good for a one off use, to be honest I wouldn't find myself buying many of them. The one we got had 27...

Superdadof1 11.10.2005 · Read review
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Boots disposable nappy liners value for money

Advantages: very tough and excellent value
Disadvantages: can't be flushed down the toilet, not always in stock

...I have used re usable nappies since my youngest son was born 15 months ago and i have used numerous disposable liners in that time, but i have found Boots disposable liners the best and most economical ones! Boots Disposable Nappy Liners are made from strong but soft fabric, providing a gentle feel against baby's delicate skin. This soft liner allows liquids to pass through, helping to keep baby dry, but retains solids to help make nappies easier to change and clean. Suitable for use with all types of re-usable nappy. The liner is placed on the nappy so it lies between the nappy and the baby's bottom. They are only £1.65 for 100 and although they are cheap they are good quality and strong. The only thing is they are very popular and i struggle to find a boots with them in stock on a regular basis . When i do find them in stock...

busymum1 24.01.2008 · Read review
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