Did the trick! Regular smoker (approx. 2/3 Times daily), I stopped regular use a week ahead of test but took a few sporadic puffs thru that week. About 5 hrs before test I drank 48 oz. H2O, then drank Mega exactly 1 1/2 hrs before test. Urinated immediately after finishing drink, refilled bottle and waited 15m, then drank that. Didn't even have time to get a stomachache before I raced to pee again, but this time diarrhea came too. #1/2 one more time around 1 hr after finishing the water filled bottle, 4th urination was for supervised test (no #2 that time, T.G.) but I passed! I've taken this before for same test and it's worked every time. 130lb. female, 5'5"

This replacement for the original equipment heel pad makes my shoe "like new." The old one had lasted perhaps 5,000 miles or so, but were pretty beat up. Am very happy that it is possible to "breathe new life" into my old shoes -- putting off replacing them for several more years.

I'll start by saying, Magic Jack is not for everyone. It does help a little if you are savvy with computers, home networks and router settings. Magic Jack Plus works great as long as your home network equipment is configured to work efficiently (QOS) and your internet service is fast, stable and reliable. Most of the complaints I read about on here have a lot to do with slow internet connections, network lag, network congestion, cable modems losing sync, etc.... I know this because I've been there. Once upon a time I had what I thought was terrible VIOP service. It turned out it was not the VOIP service but my cable signal after entering the house. The problem was I had way too many splitters on my coax lines and so my internet would work OK with the weak signal but when it comes to voice over IP there is no forgiveness for any delay,lag or jitter. All the streaming bits have to arrive in order and in a timely fashion. You see this is way more forgiving if you are just loading a web page, sending email or logging in to check facebook. It would just appear as a slight delay for the page to load. But with a phone call it's way different. A small delay of the bits streaming in could sound like your trying to talk under water, garbled, stutter or worst yet a dropped call. So it is extremely important to know if you have an excellent internet connection before you jump on the VOIP wagon. One thing you can do to test your connection is go over to and see what your speeds you are getting and check on the quality of your internet connection. On that site you can check for download speed, upload speed, ping time, and jitter. You can also compare your results and see how you rank among the rest of the other ISP's.