Higher Nature Salt Pipe Relief From Breathing Problems

Advantages: relieve symptoms of hayfever
Disadvantages: If you miss one, symptoms return fast

...relief tablets are just 98p - and guess what? They contain 10mg Loratadine, just like these ones, so I will definitely try the cheaper option in the future. ~Conclusion~ These really did help my hayfever, and it's good that you only need to take one a day, as it's easy to remember to take them. If you suffer from hayfever, I would definitely suggest giving these a try as I found they provided relief from a runny nose and streaming eyes, providing they were taken continually on a daily basis. *Also posted elsewhere by me... Read review

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Advantages: Fresh breath, pleasent taste.
Disadvantages: Feels kind of gunky (is that a word?)

...Lets face it occasionally we all need something to give us slightly fresher breath. Wether you have just taken a date for a curry or, as in my case you smoke. Sometimes you just need to pop something in your mouth to give you the confidence be able to talk to, or kiss someone. Well the other day i was in Tescos and i saw, with the mints, Tesco Peppermint Fresh Breath Strips. Since the were only 69p, in comparison to Wrigleys Thin Ice strips at 74p. I thought they had to be worth a try. They come in packs of 24. Housed in a clear plastic, rugby ball shaped container. On the front of which is a blue label with the word peppermint in white letters. Popping open the container i slide one of the strips out. It looks just like a Wrigleys Ice strip. A bluish opaque rectangle. I place the strip onto my tongue. Closing my mouth... Read review

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Advantages: Characters, Issues
Disadvantages: A little over-ambitious in places

...John Singleton?s Higher Learning deserves some serious respect for exploring a number of sensitive issues that many University students encounter at some point in their lifetime-- some of which include institutional racism, rape, and the individual desire to be accepted. While some of the characters lack emotional complexity and the story at times may feel a little "preachy", the film is still a very enjoyable and thought-provocative experience -- one that'll linger with you for quite some time afterwards. Primarily, it's a film concerned with identity, with the numerous individual struggles interlinked. Malik Williams (Omar Epps, In Too Deep) is the campus track star convinced that everyone is against him because of his skin colour ("It's no longer about what a person says but what they think," he says. "So in my mind, you've been... Read review

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