Does anyone have feedback on comparing this product to the patented medibead compress?
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I've only used this exact product "Thermalon Dry Eye Compress" but I think it is the same exact thing your are speaking about....or at least contains the same beads. Via Thermalon.com faq section: How are THERMALON products made? "Through a patent pending process, selected natural materials are formed into highly durable and uniform spheres called MediBeadsTM. A secondary process permanently infuses the beads with a natural anti-microbial and anti-bacterial agent. The beads are then sewn into unique designs, using proprietary materials, to conform to specific parts of the body." It works great for me.
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I've only used this exact product "Thermalon Dry Eye Compress" but I think it is the same exact thing your are speaking about....or at least contains the same beads.Via Thermalon.com faq section: How are THERMALON products made?"Through a patent pending process, selected natural materials are formed into highly durable and uniform spheres called MediBeadsTM. A secondary process permanently infuses the beads with a natural anti-microbial and anti-bacterial agent. The beads are then sewn into unique designs, using proprietary materials, to conform to specific parts of the body." It works great for me. I've only used this exact product "Thermalon Dry Eye Compress" but I think it is the same exact thing your are speaking about....or at least contains the same beads.Via Thermalon.com faq section: How are THERMALON products made?"Through a patent pending process, selected natural materials are formed into highly durable and uniform spheres called MediBeadsTM. A secondary process permanently infuses the beads with a natural anti-microbial and anti-bacterial agent. The beads are then sewn into unique designs, using proprietary materials, to conform to specific... » Read More I've only used this exact product "Thermalon Dry Eye Compress" but I think it is the same exact thing your are speaking about....or at least contains the same beads.Via Thermalon.com faq section: How are THERMALON products made?"Through a patent pending process, selected natural materials are formed into highly durable and uniform spheres called MediBeadsTM. A secondary process permanently infuses the beads with a natural anti-microbial and anti-bacterial agent. The beads are then sewn into unique designs, using proprietary materials, to conform to specific parts of the body." It works great for me. « Show Less
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I purchased the Thermalon Dry Eye Compress and was disappointed with the product. It did not produce any moisture and actually made my eyes drier. I threw it away. I use a moistened hand towel, heated in the microwave for a few seconds and that works great for me.
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I have used it and it works fine. Just be sure that it doesn't get to hot in Micro way. I let it go to long and it gets hot. So I only did it a few seconds and it felt goood on my dry eyes.
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Thanks for replying, but I did look at your product before finding this one. I read on your site the comments of those that purchased it and for that reason, I looked from another brand.
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Buy medlight Pro. The medlight pro have been known to be better. Hope this helps
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I have bought both brands. I think they are pretty close to the same product. More of your preference then anything else.
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It does compress when you push on it. I ride for about 30 minutes on my stationary bike and it's OK.
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I didn't like this pump because it was very uncomfortable when pumping. The memory function was an alright edition, but because it wasn't comfortable for me....that function wasn't useful to me. The Medela hand pump I received from the hospital was way comfortable compared to the Avent BPA Free Twin. I am pregnant again and I will be investing in an electronic Medela pump instead as I've heard great news about them from mom's I know. Plus, if the hand pump was the comfort level I could expect then I can only imagine how the more pricier one will feel. Good Luck in your choice!
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Great question. The version I bought was blister-packed. It also is incredibly unreliable. I'd keep searching.
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Rather than answer the question, I should tell you not to buy the unit. There is a rattle on med speed. Low is fantastically quiet, high is loud, but very powerful. Med has a strange noise. I saw it in a review by someone else on the internet. Would not buy again.
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The ingredients are different, so hard to compare the two. In any case, if you want faster relief, I would recommend our Emuaid Max. Look up ASIN B00GK6EDEW in the amazon search box. Please choose the listing from Amazing Health. thanks, Greg Jones, Owner Amazing Health
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I believe they are exactly the same. The chiroflow is sold at a higher price in chiropractors' offices, the mediflow is available online and in stores without the mark up... :)
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Kenneth, the Viair is a fantastic compressor. It will do the job for you. Everything is top quality and the automatic shut off when you release the trigger is a great feature. The pressure gauge works very well. It costs quite a bit, but is worth it.
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I've used this as a replacement for my cpap. It's less restrictive (not tied to an air pump) and allows more movement and less sleep interruptions. I'm not advocating this in place of cpap therapy but as a different approach to control the causes of chronic snoring. It's way more portable when travelling and much easier to use. I'm still taking data but it's looking favorable. I've also wanted to try the 'mouth guard' I've seen advertised but have yet the need to...hope this helps!
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I have not personally compared, however here is an article that may help answer some questions: http://www.head-fi.org/t/673186/nuforce-mmp-review Michael @ Kraft Street Audio
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Honestly, I'm not sure. I'd have to dig up my pump to see. But, I can't overstate enough - this is an inferior pump. I was thoroughly disappointed with its performance. And, I called the manufacturer and walked through trouble-shooting over the phone - my pump wasn't defective in any way; it's just a poor pump. I strongly recommend the Medela - there's a reason everyone else does.If you're really interested in the Hygiea - I'll sell you mine for cheap - it's just collecting dust in my closet.
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Not noticeably different than other portable air compressers. Probably slightly louder than a hairdryer
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Sounds like the same technology as the medlight 630 pro. So I would say you would be happy with it. Mine came with a money back guarantee.Steve
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It will absolutely compress under that weight, it has a memory foam-like feeling but a little stiffer. Not as stiff as what you would find in an Auralex isolator though.