If applied correctly, it just works!
582463
I play tennis 5 times a week. My wife and my son play almost as much and invariably we end up with a variety of injuries.
I have used most products out there that claim to heal of prevent injuries but have been mostly disappointed with most of them.

I also tried K tape and it just feels like a cheap imitation of Kinesio Tape.
I have used it for Plantar Fasciitis, tennis elbow, achilles tendon soreness, etc.
If applied correctly, it just works!
4830299
It works!  It really works!  I was quite skeptical but had received a recommendation from a trusted source so I thought to give it a try.  EASY setup, and it WORKS!!!  I should mention the double-sided stickers to mount it aren't so good so be prepared to supply your own.

BTW, I live in a location where it's usually nearly impossible to receive broadcast stations, and this is as clear as cable or satellite dish, and I was shocked at how many stations it receives.
4138421
Extremely easy to install, very effective as a protector as well.  As long as you follow the instructions, you shouldn't screw up as often as other glass screens.  They include extra tape tabs that are exclusively used as a temporary hinge for you to attach the glass how you would like it to lie, remove the adhesive and carefully flip it back onto the glass.  As long as nothing shifted or wasn't held properly, it should line back up properly and seal effectively.  It will mostly seal itself to the screen but they include a bubble spudger to remove any bubbles that may have formed when it was sealed to the screen.  Very easy and simple step-by-step process included in the package and a link to a video demonstration of the install.  As included in an email I received
"We will send you sets of products for FREE until you successfully install it and will provide the best solution according to your concerns.

Moreover, we will offer a new pack for you if the screen protector falls off or gets any scratches when worn out for a period of use."
they will give you the product until you can install it properly to your satisfaction.  What can beat that?
2981609
I'm very pleased with the screen protector after 1 week of use.  I had trouble getting it installed without dust underneath it the first time, so I had to peel it off and ended up wasting the first one.  The second time I used compressed air to blow off the surface right before applying the protector, and it came out flawless!  Fortunately, there are 3 protectors in the pack, so I still have a spare remaining.  These use a unique method for ensuring proper placement on the screen.  You align the protector and hold it in place with the included rubber bands, then you apply "hinge stickers" that let you flip the protector up while holding it in position while you remove the backing sheet.  I have had problem getting protectors properly positioned in the past, and this method definitely helps to resolve that issue....it resulted in a precisely positioned screen protector!
2713745
I am a professional iPhone repair tech. This product works exactly as advertised, but you must apply it correctly! I'm guessing that's why other reviews might be bad.

I used an alcohol pad and then carefully wiped it with a microfiber cloth until no dust or specs were visible. I then stuck the home button on like a sticker. Although it's a solid black color the Touch ID function works flawlessly. No joke, I have yet to have a failed attempt on my 5S with it. I was surprised.

However, I would not buy this product if you don't have a tempered glass screen protector. It takes away the "hole" that glass protectors cause on the fingerprint scanner which is very nice. If you don't have one it most likely will lip out a little from flush with the screen.

I installed this after changing my housing to gold and black. It's very nice looking. Much more "gold" than champion gold though.

That's as much as I can think to write. I'll update this if it falls off, but it feels like it's stuck on pretty good. Will be purchasing more if customers ask, but this one is for my personal phone.
4933963
It really does work like everyone says ... I was skeptical but am now a believer.

No mess, easy application.

Highly recommended.
3164023
It works perfectly. It makes rolling the window down kind of annoying, but that's sort of obvious. (To those complaining that it looks terrible, you're probably putting it on wrong. Spray the window with Windex, just enough to let it sort of float on the window, then smooth out the bubbles with a credit card. Flawless.)
1061115
It's a little difficult to figure out, but once you get the hang of it, it's easy. Make sure you follow instructions EXACTLY. It's a timely process, but it's worth it. It won't fix really deep cracks. It's a perfect solution for minor knicks.

****IMPORTANT -- when tightening suction cups against windshield, be CAREFUL not to tighten too hard over crack or it will spread. I learned my lesson.
3744893
Often times when patching drywall, the patch won't match the rest of the wall because the patch isn't textured (yet). I've tried a lot of products to match texture and, especially in a relatively small area (under about 3 square feet), it's not always easy to do. This stuff is the real deal, though, and makes it possible to get professional-looking results. (Don't bother with the water-based stuff - it's crap.) Yes, this stuff "stinks" (so open a window and get out a fan), but it WORKS - and if you're going to be looking at the wall for a long time (it's not in a closet or basement, and you're not selling the house), it's worth a bit of inconvenience to get the right result. I'd suggest experimenting with the spray a bit before you actually apply it, either on a scrap piece of sheet rock, or even a piece of cardboard (sheet rock will give you a more reliable idea of the result you're going to get on your actual wall). I'd also suggest, based on experience, that you start about in the middle (on "medium") as far as the spray goes. As with pretty much any spray-on product, you're best off if you start a little ways outside of the area you're working on and then spray past it, applying a little at a time until you get the result you want, rather than just "glopping" some on the area you've patched. Because it's an oil-based product, it dries very quickly (around 15 minutes, in most cases in my experience), and once it's dry to the touch you're "good to go" for primer and paint. (And I'd suggest a coat of primer - latex primer is fine, no need to use oil-based.) And, when you're done, step outside, turn the can upside down, and clear the nozzle. It doesn't take long - a second or so - and it will mean that the nozzle won't be clogged the next time you need to use it. (Once the nozzle is clogged, that's pretty much it for the can as it's just about impossible to clean this stuff out.) Oh, and if you get too much of it on the wall, you can just wipe it off (while it's wet, of course) or use a sanding sponge (if it's dry). It's not rocket science or brain surgery and practice makes perfect! (Seriously, open a window or two, or you'll be sorry...)
2256350
It works as advertised and as well as it should
1911449
follow instructions and it should go on fine, even if you have to take a "do over" it will eventually go on correctly
4770662
this stuff works,  well, you already know that, that is why you are ordering it.
2389246
I have had my bottle of AnyGlove since Christmas and it HAS NOT failed me yet!! I don't understand the negative reviews; the instructions are very clear. Apply, let dry and go! You have to understand that some fabrics are thicker than others and not all fabrics are made the same way. If it does not work the first time, (which I can't understand at all because this has not happened to me no matter what fabric I have tried it on - and I have tried it on MORE than just gloves) re-apply! You are likely not putting enough on the glove. It only takes a few drops and a few minutes to dry.

Well that is my rant regarding bad reviews, so onto the good stuff...With the lack of style on the market for existing touch screen gloves, this is the perfect solution! It's fun to play with - I've tried so many other fabrics and applications... it's not just any glove, it's any THING.
3223724
these are good but you must take the time to apply them JUST RIGHT.

good application is paramount to having a good experience with these.

i screwed up the first time, but the second time was the charm !

they do what they say they will do.
3130900
As with other products of this type they function fine once you get them applied properly, which is often quite touch-and-go.....
1183734
I own a "flip" home which, when the carpet was removed retained a terrible odor from obvious neglect in cleaning up urine before it settled thru the carpet and was absorbed by the concrete slab.  Tried all kinds of things - but every time high humidity would bring back the smell.  After much research on the internet, and reviews praising BUBBA'S, I decided to give it one last try before painting the floors with Kilz (not a very good long term fix for the eventual owner).  Suprize! it worked.  I do care that the people who buy my houses get a good value - and I am confident that after two months of our heavy spring rains driving humidity levels to that of a sauna, with no STINK building up out of the slab, that the problem is genuinely solved (and saved me an expensive coat of Killz on the whole slab).  The reason this stuff works really makes sense, if you look into it, and hat's off to BUBBA's for actually creating a formula that delivers on it's promise.  It claims to remove stains as well, but I can't address that feature -  I do know it works on odor.  The trick is to let it soak to the level the urine did - depending on the severity of the problem, can take some time, but well worth it.
1275192
This product works great....If applied correctly. Some negative comments here might be because of improper surface preparation. For this product to work, the surface must be absolutely clean as in 100% free of anything including moisture before application. I find that regular 70% Isopropyl rubbing alcohol with NO added moisturizers worked great in cleaning the glass surface. What I did was clean the surface with regular paper towel with the alcohol and then thoroughly wipe it dry and spotless with another new paper towel to avoid recontaminating the surface. Next, put a liberal amount of anti-fog on a new sheet of paper towel and rub it repeatedly on the glass surface in a circular motion until the anti fog dries up completely and no streaks appear. This would ensure that the anti-fog will bond and coat the glass with an even layer.

Test the glass for fogging with your breath or by blowing the steam from a hot cup of water and if fog appear on some areas that means you did not apply enough anti-fog or you did not clean the surface enough.