What is the difference between the circular in the semicircular form roll
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You are going to feel foolish. The circular roll has a cross section like the letter 'O'. The semi-circular's cross section is half of a circle more like the letter 'D'. As such, the semi-circular is not really a roller. It is something to lie on to straighten your spine.
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the circular is a totally round piece of foam roll and the semi circle is like it has been cut in half lengthwise so it doesn't roll like the circular one
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The circular one will allow you the ability to "roll" as it is, on the floor. The semi one is basically the circular cut in half, its going to sit as is, and basically not move when your doing PT on it. Let me know if that helped you out.
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The circular roller rolls with you. You can use it down your whole spine at one time. I have never seen an athlete with anything but a circular roller and I have seen a lot of athletes with them. Also, it is the one my chiropractor recommended.
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you won't be able to roll it underneath of you. I wouldn't get that one. You want it to be able to move under you as you move your body across it and side to side. This is very hard and hard on your body. I am getting one from my chiropractor that is medium density. Good luck.
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Baking capacity is the same. I use both and have had same results. I lean toward using the formed because they are lighter and easier to manage when filling them.
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That's correct. Outer sections intended for side sleeping w/ body to head midline supported. Roll is for back sleep support. Check w/ your physician for appropriateness of use.
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I can't answer because I use curved pieces only slightly; but why would you want something that self-reverses to be in a circle? Just curious. :-)
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The top and sides are flexible. The felt is thick and doesn't confirm, it stays in the circular shape. Very durrable, quality product.
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The R is the refractor version and the other version is a Newtonian Reflector which is less expensive. Each have their own advantages and disadvantages. The refractor does not use mirrors like a reflector. Refractors use a lens at the front instead which is more expensive to make.
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http://www.livestrong.com/article/118592-difference-between-folding-regular-bicycle-tires/
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I measure the dimension to be 2 inches from one end of the circle to the other this includes the cardboard paper roll holder in the middle. I purchased my order in May of 2014 and have only used 9 rolls out of the 50. Good buy.
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The body and handles roll independently of each other. It is longer than a standard rolling pin which I like, and the dough depth rings are very helpful. I don't know how I made my sugar cookies before I got this rolling pin.
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This one is round. I believe there is an elongated version too. Double check the dementions.
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The core and paper are the same width at 2 3/16ths inches or 5.6 centimeters. Other details I measured are: The core opening is approximately 1/2 inch or 1.2 centimeters. The outside measurement of the solid plastic core diameter is just under 11/16ths of an inch or roughly 1.6 centimeters. The total diameter of an unused roll is 1 11/16th inches or 4.3 centimeters. Each roll weighs approximately 2.6 ounces or 70 grams. Hope that helps!
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The closest answer I found to this question is on Ortho Molecular's website: http://www.orthomolecularproducts.com/the-ortho-difference/formulations/
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The tri-fold one doesn't wrap around on the ends or sides. I don't have this brand's roll up one so I can only compare it to the one I used to have.
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I used to have a round one but now I have the oval. Definitely liked the round better. Seems like the oval is distorted.
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My experience has been that coin movement is relative to the size of the coin. Smaller coins( pennies, dimes, nickels, quarters) tend to move less. The paper holders seem to be sized for a specific coin while the flips are universal in coin capacity. Personally, I prefer the flips.
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I would say between L1 and L2, closer to L1. It is the softest roll available and it does not hurt my body so it's a good choice
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I have wheels on all three of my units because it helps to roll so smoothly. I felt under the wheels, and it appears to be a circular bottom, as opposed to the square top. There is a circle of rubber, going around the bottom of each leg. If you plan to move it around often, the wheels are the way to go.