Beware Elderly Folks..Recall Immediatly.
355719
Nice, except for the lid It will slide off easily. If a HOT lid slides off and burns you, then spills the whole thing on you, that's very dangerous. Not worth buying this product. Elderly folks, beware. This is a USA made product and should live up to quality and safety. This product with this defect, should have a recall immediately.  This products dimensions..  8.6 x 8.2 x 2.8 inches ; 2 pounds..  The dimensions are different from The Pyrex Site, below..

 From The Pyrex Site;;;..Pyrex2 Quart Casserole w/ Glass Lid
http://www.pyrexware.com/2-quart-casserole-w--glass-lid/6001024.html
Pyrex2 Quart Casserole w/ Glass Lid
Details
http://www.pyrexware.com/2-quart-casserole-w--glass-lid/6001024.html
 PYREX Limited Two-Year Warranty.
 $6.59  Was  $10.99  Product Dimension:  10" x 8 1/2" x 2 1/2",.....  lid: 10" x 9 3/4" x 1"   Product Weight:  2lb 6.6oz
3585109
Installed it my self. (68 y/o grandma) Keeps me from having to shout, "Don't push on that screen door!" :-)
742284
Since I am now in what some people call the golden years which just means I am now an official old geezer, my memory is not as sharp as when I was in my 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, and 60s. I saw this 166 page (1000 unforgettable senior moments by Tom Friedman) for a bargain price on Amazon and thought to myself what the hell this book sounds interesting.

 I admit to thinking that this book was all about a senile old geezers like me, but surprisingly, it was about all kinds of people, young and old who have had lapses of memory sometime in their lives. I suspect the whipper snapper middle aged author was trying to show that you do not have to be elderly to have mental lapses.  This sometimes funny, but mostly just amusing book has numerous examples of a wide range of people who at some time in their lives had memory problems. Some examples are taken from early American history and many are from politicians from the past, as well as numerous other famous people.

Two examples of people who had problems remembering names include Chuck Berry, who called everyone Jack.  Zsa Zsa Gabor also called everyone Darling because she had trouble remembering peoples names. Even writers have senior moments. Scottish writer John Campbell (1708-1775) was in a book store reading a book and enjoyed it so much he purchased it and brought it home before he realized he had written the book. Finally, even the most brilliant of people like Albert Einstein have lapses of memory. He had received an honorarium check for $1500.00 and used it as a book marker for many months but lost the book and check. When the Rockefeller foundation sent him another check he wrote back Whats this for?

This is a delightful and amusing book for anyone, not just seniors, who has had lapses of memory at various times.  It shows that you do not have to be an old geezer to forget things.

Rating:  4 Stars. Joseph J. Truncale (Haiku Moments: How to read, write and enjoy haiku)
308936
Watch and learn.  We need to remember that our elders are true treasures, and that persons with dementia ARE alive inside. Aptly titled, and inspiring.
1435147
As one reviewer stated that it is like an "elderly relative" recalling stories - only if that person is completely scatterbrained.  The writer jumps from story to story with little or no connection and without a central theme or purpose. Yet there has got to be a hundred plus names of persons who often appear once and then are never heard from again.  Its like listening to an old timer who is rambling on and on and you keep looking at the clock wondering if a enough time has passed before you can politely say "Well...look at the time....gotta go"
2920540
What can I say, I'm OLD! The watch helps me remember things I need to do.
2362096
Knowing what I know now. (The thing turns off at least once a day ) and if your asleep or your elderly mother is asleep, prepare to wake up cold every now and then. My fault for putting trust in a 40$ heater . My fault
4130138
I live in a retirement community and have been saddened to watch these terrible dementia diseases begin to reveal themselves in people.  Every day, it seems, another product I have used or consumed for decades gets added to the list of products that will contribute to these diseases, or kill me.  I believe Doctors Isaacson's and Ochner's words should receive serious consideration, regardless of how inconvenient their prescriptions may seem. I, for one, have begun taking special notice of foods I eat and chemicals I put on my body (which I confess was initiated by my microbiologist wife.)  Most recently, I have made two changes precipitated by my doctor. I have documented them for all in my little four page (page breaks make it 14 pages) Kindle article: Bob's Tips - Stalking the Right Deodorant.  (I made it as cheap as they allow - 99 cents).&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Bob-s-Tips-Stalking-the-Right-Deodorant/dp/B00FDUKN7W/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Bob's Tips - Stalking the Right Deodorant</a>
1372814
hello,
  we did not use this product.  it was ordered, but decided it would not fit the senior person's needs.
sent it back
1861973
How people can fool you and the repercussions of this. People change over time but we don't always realise this and that can lead to painful results.
2992434
Stay out. Back off. Sadly we needed to remind a few folk. The sign says it for us.
4373830
Not dependable for the elderly.  When a software upgrade is required the phone shuts down and requires a removal of the battery then reinstall then turn back on procedure to reactivate service.  Over the past year I have had to go to my moms house and perform this operation 4 times because the phone was deactivated.
726913
Gave this to my elderly grandparents and due to health reasons they just got to use it about 1 months ago.  They have their meal and go to pay and it has nothing on it.. they were horrified.  THANK GOODNESS they had cash.  I felt horriable also! Grandma says we ordered more then they would have because it was a gift.  So In my oppinion we lost $100, $50 the when purchased and $50 they would have not spent. I love Amazon but I will rethink certain purchases.
23169
I could have benefitted from this guide 60+ years ago, and it is still not too late. I hear that to keep and improve one's mental qualities, we must use them. Memory and recall is part of this, and what better subject than the Scriptures which are carefully prepared by God for our learning and benefit. Memorising Scripture has been a verse here or there, but context is important. Therefore I am starting, as life settles to a slower pace. Robin, (Lth)
871664
Worry about retirement  $!! Story suggests oldest and youngest least likely to survive a devastating catastrophic event!! Our inability to take care of ourselves!
4517926
Great story.  Never underestimate estimate a senior citizen!  Beware of the consequences when touching their social security.

Lots of laughs.
2429973
Forgetfulness...a senior moment...whatever you call it, everyone misplaces items on occasion and, in my case, frequently. This device is a godsend for those who have those mishaps. In my case, it might have prevented me from permanently losing a set of car keys for a Prius, which costs $500 if you don't have coverage of some sort. Needless to say, this is now attached to my key ring.

The product works well, is well built and is durable. A small price for the piece of mind that comes with knowing that the chances of losing an important item such as a set of car keys is now fairly remote.

I should also mention that we had a minor shipping issue with the original order, and the customer service folks, who run this small company, were fantastic.

Highly recommended!