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Made from 70% micro-fine merino wool, 25% nylon and 5% Lycra the seamless Injinji Toe Socks felt silky smooth and were a pleasure to touch. A size Medium fit my size 9 foot perfectly. I pulled them on and a couple of toes tried to get in the same slot, but after a little manipulation I got them all where they needed to be. Surprisingly, the sock felt comfortable and my toes were happy.
Originally developed in 1893 for treating chapped teats and udders of dairy cattle, farmers were soon remarking as to the healing effect it had on their own hands.
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The Travlr Walking Staff from Rocky Mountain Amblers is a packable walking stick that you can tuck away in your suitcase and snap to attention when you need it. As aging boomers take to cobblestone streets and trails many find that a walking stick effectively takes the strain off aching knees.
There’s something about total darkness that encourages me sleep like a baby. If your sleep is bothered by a slice of daylight or lamplight you might be interested in night shades/sleep mask for yourself. Total protection for your eyes that will blacken out all of the annoying rays from sunlight and lamplight, can be found at… Read More
For women (and men) of a certain age, reading glasses eventually become necessary even if you once had perfect 20-20 vision. For travelers, the reading glasses are another item to tuck in the carry-on. But these Future Vision LED Reading Glasses have left me smiling in the dark. The glasses have tiny LED lights inside… Read More
