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I tried this battery for a week and found it to perform perfectly. After 2 days of use I was still above 50% (I'm a light user) on my Note 3. On the stock battery I'd be needing to charge after 2 days. The only negative I found was that the case was a fingerprint magnet and it was just too heavy for me to use. The weight is easily 3x the stock battery (coworkers confirm this estimation). The thickness is also 2-3x the stock battery. That said, if you don't mind the weight and the thickness, this battery is for you. It does keep the phone charged forever. Just remember, it takes a lot longer to charge.

'Catnip', the official publication of the Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine, one of the world's most prestigious veterinary schools, is a must have for any cat owner. Unlike magazines like 'Cat Fancy' (which I also enjoy), 'Catnip' focuses strictly on health related issues concerning domestic cats (including mental health issues.)The magazine isn't a slick, glossy type of publication; think of it as an operations and health manual for your cat: strictly factual, objective, and focused. In keeping with that image, it does not contain advertising.Although slim by magazine standards, the information contained is important and interesting, and in some cases could even help you save your cat's life. I highly recommend 'Catnip' for cat owners and lovers. It is an excellent value, and you will never find a better source of cutting edge feline information.

The metal part is great, but the silicone part is the type of silicone that attracts lint. Not as good of silicone as the OEM version from fitbit.

It took a while to get here - came from China. My son is very happy. The quality is very good esp considering the price. It has been washed at least 6 times already and is holding up well. Size seems to be accurate (provided your child is within the norms for weight). The Real Madrid patch has started separating from the shirt a bit. This is even with hang drying (I do wash it on high heat - the white has attracted a lot of ketchup)

Catnip magazine is a good newsletter-type magazine for the general cat-owner. It is a step up from something like "Cat Fancy", in that it has items that relate more to the common cat owner. It has articles on different aspects of cats, such as behaviors, general care-taking, and medical issues. It is written in a very easy-to-understand language. If you are looking for something to help you learn more about cats, and are not in the veterinary field, then this is a good newsletter/magazine to get.If, however, you are in the veterinary field - working in a vet office, shelter, studying to be a vet, etc., - then I would suggest you look into the Cornell Feline Health's newsletter/magazine CATWATCH. It deals more with medical and behavioral issues, and does not deal quite so much with general ownership issues.Overall, though, Catnip is a good newsletter to have. I get both, actually - Catnip and CATWATCH.

Beautiful RV spare tire cover, well made, sturdy, fits just fine. It will be interesting to see how long the colors stay bright and vibrant on it with being exposed to the sun and weather over time, but so far it hasn't faded from the use it sustained this past summer. Really nice and totally worth the $$ you will spend on it.

My husband loves this ring. He works with his hands, and is not a "blingy" type. He wanted a cross, but no diamonds. This was perfect, however after 2 years of wear and tear it is starting to get scratched up. I do fear that a few more years there will be no design left.

They worked fine for a first timer. The scents are light even after soaking the sticksin the scented oils overnight. Some seem to be very smokey.