Prescriptives Flawless Skin Total Protection Concealer my review

Advantages: Long wearing, protective, moisturising, silky blendable
Disadvantages: Make sure you really take your time to find the perfect shade

...I decided to pick this up while browsing the Prescriptives counter after being attracted by the wide range of shades this concealer was available in, i thought itd make a nice supplement to my foundation and when i tried a little bit on there and then i loved how the silky soft cream really disappeared into my skin, perfecting it, i was sold. When i got the little silver box home i was pleased to read the leaflet and find out how impressive this product really is, with UVA/UVB SPF 25, non-acnegenic, Opthalmologist/Dermatologist tested, waterproof, fragrance free and containing moisturisers and vitamins, the little clip lid pot is very slim, sleek, shining silver and contains a lot of product. I am prone to the odd little blotchy red patch and spot and this completely but discretely covers everything every time! Its suitable for use...

Equestrian_Jem 09.07.2009 · Read review
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Review of Prescriptives Flawless Skin Concealer

2-3 Prescriptions a Month "This is a must have"

Advantages: Can potentially save you a lot of money
Disadvantages: Intial outlay may seem a lot at first glance.

...We all know how being ill is a costly job, if unfortunately you need more than one prescription and at £6.65 per item it can work out very expensive. I stumbled across the prepayment certificate purely by accident with a leaflet I had picked up at my local pharmacy.It had never been mentioned to me and there were no posters advertising it. I had been on permanent medication for over a year and not one Doctor or Chemist had told me about the "PPC" as they call it. I believe this is one of those "Best kept secrets". This can save you a lot of money especially if you need 2-3 prescription items per month. ............................................................................................................................... I will use my circumstances as an example of what I save. I have 3 repeat prescriptions...

helen145 31.07.2007 (01.08.2007) · Read review
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Repeat Prescription, Further Takes of a Rural GP

Advantages: Quite amusing
Disadvantages: but not very amusing

...You might have met Dr Michael Sparrow before in the book Country Doctor, Takes of a Rural GP. In this book, Repeat Prescription, Further Takes of a Rural GP, we again meet Dr Sparrow. The introduction is very amusing, so you know you are on to a good thing from the very get go. He provides the hapless reader with a humorous "Traveller's Guide to Visiting your GP." He advises people to book an appointment well in advance "before you are ill, preferably." He must mean your doctor, surely? And mine, too? He claims to have been born the sixth son of itinerant gypsies, on a grass verge a mile outside Wellingborough in Northamptonshire in 1957. His further claim to fame is that his" father was one of the few people who actually ran away from the circus to become a teacher, rather than the other way round." This does rather set...

Martinscholes 05.03.2006 · Read review
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Review of Repeat Prescription: Further Tales of a Rural GP - Michael Sparrow

Sunglasses after Dark - Hunter of the Hidden Races

Advantages: Stunning read, excellent penmanship and good use of very gritty descripive language
Disadvantages: None

...The Sonja Blue Chronicles This trilogy of books (Sunglasses after Dark, In The Blood, Paint It Black) encompass a very interesting concept; a vampire hunter who herself is a vampire. This is a review of the first book of this trilogy. Sunglasses after Dark opens with Sonja Blue’s (the principal character) incarceration in the high security ward of the Elysian Fields mental asylum. Unconsciously she slips into the nightmares of both the inmates and warders, perhaps to unrealisingly feed off the tortured emotions being paraded in these nightmares. This is not a vampire novel of the normal mould. The main character displays features of the normal vampire we know via the mainstream mediums of literature and film i.e. fangs and amazing strength, but in addition she can reach into the minds of others to read their thoughts...

Guzman 26.03.2001 (18.06.2001) · Read review
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Review of Sunglasses After Dark - Nancy A. Collins

Sunglasses A Necessity

Advantages: Great prices, great phones, great service
Disadvantages: Gaudy website design

...to pay as much as I thought I'd need to. Of course, what I actually wanted to buy was the Twin pack and, sadly, telephonesonline didn't have this in their stock list, so I decided to browse through the rest of the content and came across a vast range of other telephones to choose from, all at rather unbelievable prices. Using telephonesonline turned out to be rather easy, though I would highly recommend some sunglasses before you approach the site. The design of the pages are relatively clean: across the top is the main welcome bar, including company logo and appropriate telephone numbers should you need to contact them in a hurry. The left side of the screen is dedicated to the menu, with simply headlines: under the "Go Shopping" title: *Half Price Telephones *Buy One Get One Free *Cordless Phones *Multi-Handset Phones...

markd_uk 15.01.2005 · Read review
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Review of Telephonesonline.co.uk

I Need Sunglasses

Advantages: See review
Disadvantages: See review

...offered that has established Argos as a major high street retailer. The Home Page The Argos home page looks rather like an explosion in a paint factory. In keeping with the latest wave of bold, bright television commercials, you may want to put some sunglasses on before you have a look. The page takes an average amount of time to load – I can’t help but think that the removal of some of the bright photographs and words might speed things up a bit. Once you recover from “luminous lens burn” the page is actually quite well laid out. There are four main task bars, two running vertically down the screen on each side, that remain fixed wherever you are, and will take you to the search engine, the shopping basket, the home page or the catalogue, as required. There are two useful scroll down menus of help...

LostWitness 16.10.2001 · Read review
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Review of Argos

Love my new sunglasses!

Advantages: reliable, easy, great service!
Disadvantages: None

...I just received my new pair of Giorgio Armani sunglasses from Sports Shades Online and just had to write about my experience. I wear glasses so needed prescription lenses, after getting my glasses from specsavers at Christmas (my niece accidently snapped my others in half on boxing day and without a spare pair I just needed somewhere that could do them straight away). I did not want to get my sunglasses from there, I had problems with the lenses in my glasses warping and they had a limited range of sunglasses to choose from. I was chatting with one of my friend about wanting a new pair of Sunglasses before my holiday to Greece (we fly on Saturday and I can not wait!) and she told me to try http://www.sportsshadesonline.co.uk so I went onto the site and found a few different designs that I like then sent them an email asking about...

Amanda2114 11.09.2009 · Read review
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Review of sportsshadesonline.com

Great product without prescription

Advantages: Comes in several sizes
Disadvantages: Have only found it Asda up to now.

...and that was the kick he needed. I bought this product at Asda pharmacy and he uses it every day, several times. His hands are so much softer and have healed well.I buy the 500g pump-action bottles for home and the smaller 150g for his rucksack, so he never goes away without it. He is converted to knowing he must use it regularly and we are hoping in 3yrs when he can retake the medical that all will be well, as he hasn't needed to see the Doctor for any prescription creams since using it. He has certainly found it to be a great product...

mambomamma 25.04.2008 · Read review
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Review of Cetraben Emollient Cream

Prescription Co-codamol

Advantages: Stops pain! Makes you feel good.
Disadvantages: Side effects, possible addiction

...Co-codamol is an over the counter medicine for mild to moderate pain. However, for severe pain, a prescription for Co-codamol tablets (30/500) may be given. Co-Codamol 8/500 is available without a prescription, "over-the-counter". The stronger Co-Codamol 30/500 is only available on prescription. These tablets contain paracetamol and codeine phosphate. Codeine is part of the opiodid group of medications, which act on the opioid receptors in the brain and block the transmission of pain signals. So what does 30/500 mean? It means that there are 30mg of Codeine Phosphate and 500mg of paracetamol. All very technical! I was prescribed some of these by a hospital doctor after having an accident in which I fell down some stairs (silly I know) and managed, amongst other things, to whiplash my neck. After being rushed to hospital, I...

Katieshaz 12.11.2004 · Read review
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Review of Co-codamol

Prescription Co-codamol

Advantages: Takes pain away
Disadvantages: Very addictive

...Co-codamol Due to the road traffic accident I was recently in I have been prescribed these painkillers, these can be bought at the chemist with advise from the dispensary and also prescribed by your doctor. I advise you to see your doctor before taking these as they are very strong painkillers and can affect you in certain ways if your taking other medicines at the same time. Co-codamol come in different strengths 8/500mg 30/500mg and others which you can buy from the chemist which I do not really know about as I am on prescription medicine at the moment. I have been prescribed 30/500mg which means there are 30mg of codeine phosphate in the tablets and 500 mg of paracetamol in each tablet. They come in packets of 30 and are to be taken one or two four times a day, but this is only what I have been prescribed and your doctor will...

Sunnysmiles 09.06.2007 (20.10.2007) · Read review
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