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Title: Inaccurate Product review: I got this thinking that it would be more comfortable for my children while taking their temperature. It has never worked. First, you have to put on these little covers before using it and they break almost instantly. Then after going through all the preparations for use, the stupid thing does not give an accurate reading. It says one temp for one ear and a different one for a different ear. And if you try it a third or a fourth time for some kind of accuracy it will give you other readings. It is horrible. I would reccomend a regular arm thermometer. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Not Good Product review: In several weeks time, I've been going back and forth with Cliffs notes and Schaum's outline of algebra. Thus far, I'm happier with Schaum's than Cliffs. Cliff's is incredibly vague (as is Schaum's, but less often) and so much so that it hampers the scholar from fully grasping the concepts. A major, albeit reoccurring issue I encounter with math guides is that they are way too vague, or they're missing some steps, which happen to be critical in the comprehension of the topic. I can assure you that if you purchase Cliffs notes that you will be overwhelmingly frustrated and irate. Take my word despite other reviews. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: A tadpole with legs? Product review: A tadpole with legs, huh?I guess we are out of touch with our ancestors, the frogs.Yes, this is very educational. </sarc> Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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