Product Reviews for Home, Health and Wellness - Page 9

Thinx Activewear debuts today.

A premium subscription means you'll never run out of ways to work out.

Their most expensive pair is $14.

The case is cute, though.

The WaveMotion technology may be the deciding factor.

"People of all genders have benefitted from our products."

It takes the guesswork out of the often laborious edible baking process.

If you're new to sex toys, this isn't for you.

Can you deal with inconsistency in order to get away from millennials?

Would you prefer a career-based curated feed or sorting matches based on hobbies and personality?

There's one distinct difference between these big players, and it has to do with profile building.

One has a very specific user base while the other has more proven results.

It's not perfect, but it's pretty great.

Both have gone through some serious modernization to compete with swiping apps.

Just remember to use your core.

I learned more about my dog's daily habits than I ever thought I would or needed to.

That's a big "if."

As is the case with many Bluetooth toys, it falls a bit short.

This could be the best device yet made for meditation, breath training, and keeping an eye on your heart health.

An exercise for the mind AND body.

My noodle arms were not ready for this.

It's possible to work out on a budget, even during a pandemic.

Who doesn't want to workout to My Chemical Romance?

It's like running with a group even though you're not.

Let's just say it made me realize how much I was slacking before.