Ques:Title: poor design Review: Been using these for years with great success. Bought some new ones to replace frayed and beaten older ones. New product has been changed to save a few pennies in cost and increase profits without thought as to how it effects perfomance. The main body of devive is made of elastic on both old and new which gives good fit and comfort. However, on the old ones most of the velcro is sewn onto the wrap around straps which are longer. The straps on the newer version have been shortened, presumably to reduce cost and all velcro fasteners are now on the main body. Velcro does not stretch so neither does the elastic body. Very uncomfortable and must be worn loosely to keep circulation going. When worn loosely support not very good. Look elsewhere for better design. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

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Ques:Title: perfect Review: This item arrived and is a sturdy eye chart appropriate for hanging on your office wall or taking with you to do visits in alternate locatins. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

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Ques:Title: Eco? Review: i dont really see what' s Eco to this toothbrush as it seems all plastic to me including the brush fibers. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

Ans:Negative
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Ques:Title: Cheap staples meet NEC listing requirements for NM-B fastening Review: T75 staples are UL-listed for fastening NM-B (Romex) cables. The simple design involves few jams. There are a lot of misfires and it takes a bit to get the hang of tilting the stapler lead edge forward and pressing hard just as the kick hits.But this is WAY better than buying two-part plastic-metal staples or hammering in 'hard' staples across EVERY joist (as required in NEC). This stapler reaches places hammer-and-hard-staple cannot, although sometimes you just have to resort to screwing in a UF strap, if the clearance is too small for either.Up there with the Klein 14/2 // 12/2 NM-B jacket stripping wire strippers, I rank this among the indispensable hand-tools of the residential electrician. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?

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