Is NAXA a reliable brand
452586
Yes it's a nice addition to my kitchen counter .doesnt take up a lot of space .i would buy another one again if need be ...
452587
Don't know about their other products but this one is really made cheaply and I wouldn't recommend it for anyone
1521979
I am on my third year of using one with NO problems whatsoever. My personal experience is that they are EXTREMELY reliable.
2214
Have been using this product for several years without any skin problems and I have very sensitive skin. Oil of Olay is one of only a few products I am able to use, so I would say yes, it is safe and reliable as far as I am concerned.
1856685
Source Naturals is one of the "good brands". I always buy trusted brands when buying supplements.
1308177
I do not know but it is supposed to be one of the most reliable brands. I use it for my dog since I feed her natural food I need it for a bone supplement.
827717
Hi Shirley, thank you for your question, I believe 95% of people will find this valuable when researching for the right brand. I cant comment on other brands because we are not in the market of bad mouthing others. With that said, I believe we have two things that is ahead of 99% of other brands. 1: Quality 2: Customer support. I cant say which one of the two is #1, but what I can say is we take very good care of our customers i.e providing additional tips and support to help you reach your goal (whatever that might be.) 94% Of our customers love our tips and detailed guides. We dont believe in sending you paper leaflets which will block up your mail box. I hope this will help. All the best P.S, we have been in stock for the last two weeks.
2121901
Plug adapters for 220V systems are very inexpensive and you can find out requirements for India (and other nations) on the NET. The NAXA radio we have is designed for batteries or AC power (cord included). Our NAXA works well since 12/2012. Our only issue is a very small and sensitive rotating switch to select stations. dave4lolad
1542754
Bostitch is AMONG the best brands. Every brand makes good and not so good. Usually the more you spend, the better the tool. Bostitch makes some tough guns that stand up to abuse. I've had good luck with them, but I've also had really good luck with Porter Cable framing nailers. Ours take a lot of abuse, and keep going. Last couple Bostitch nailers I bought had bolts that came loose and fell out. One of my guns fell completely apart, but we got new bolts and put it back together with threadlocking liquid. I still like the Bostitches though. They're also quite powerful. I just wish they'd get the bolt thing fixed at the factory! Bostitch is AMONG the best brands. Every brand makes good and not so good. Usually the more you spend, the better the tool. Bostitch makes some tough guns that stand up to abuse. I've had good luck with them, but I've also had really good luck with Porter Cable framing nailers. Ours take a lot of abuse, and keep going. Last couple Bostitch nailers I bought had bolts that came loose and fell out. One of my guns fell completely apart, but we got new bolts and put it back together with threadlocking liquid. I still like the Bostitches though. They're also quite powerful. I just wish they'd get... » Read More Bostitch is AMONG the best brands. Every brand makes good and not so good. Usually the more you spend, the better the tool. Bostitch makes some tough guns that stand up to abuse. I've had good luck with them, but I've also had really good luck with Porter Cable framing nailers. Ours take a lot of abuse, and keep going. Last couple Bostitch nailers I bought had bolts that came loose and fell out. One of my guns fell completely apart, but we got new bolts and put it back together with threadlocking liquid. I still like the Bostitches though. They're also quite powerful. I just wish they'd get the bolt thing fixed at the factory! « Show Less
66679
I have a Timex Ironman (Trashman would be a better moniker for this $90 disappointment!) that has NEVER given me reliable performance and has basically just quit after 17 months of unreliable service. I'm reading enough negative reviews on the Polar F11, which had otherwise sounded promising, to dismiss risking money on that product as well! While I have little or no use for GPS, the Garmin 305 is starting to sound to me like the accurate, reliable heart rate monitor I'm looking for based on further reading!
2096189
Sorry. I've never used Sabon brand. But give this one a try. It's pretty good and cheap so not too much to loose of you don't like it.
436544
K. Jones,The supplies we are using in this, and our other units are very reliable. There are rare issues, but we do what we can to prevent them - only using certain brands / models, extensive testing of each system when built, etc. And on those occasions when a system has an issue, we stand behind it and get the customer taken care of as quickly as possible.
1618853
It is comparable. As with any product, some people are very brand sensitive and will find small differences in the characteristics, but in general, it falls into the same category as Sweetex and works beautifully.
1458594
I bought the Dahon and was happy with it. Didnt bother to check out the other brands as Dahon looked like the best one out there.
201437
not a sarcasm! Just my kind of(wry?) humor/wit ;) Nalt is better and the difference in price of bulk ones is negligent...all it boils down to quality.Who knows which is best? Recent article somewhere states that many supplements sold by Walmart, GNC AND OTHERS are bogus.. :(
138424
I just got them in the mail a little over a week ago and I tried two so far and they seem to be as good if not better as X-acto's version. I have always just bought X-acto's brand. But this is a 100 count and a awesome price. I really like them.
1521981
I have a friend who owns a computer rental business for trade shows and he was the one who recommended them to me (beyond the ones we have here at work), for they have great technical specs, are durable. They don't have the fancy "bells and whistles" of other brands and are more the "Thinkpad" of monitors.
751571
I'm a quilter and have used Rowenta for well over twenty years . . .but they're disposable. I got about 18 months out of the models I've bought in last ten years. I switched to Reliable after hearing about a number of fires from people on a quilting forum. You can google "Rowenta fire" and read for yourself. I loud recommend doing so before investing in an iron. I couldn't be happier with the Reliable. The steam is far more powerful.