I wouldn't necessarily say that the Maxi Learn drug cards did anything for me. It was required by my school, but there wasn't anything great about it. It gave you 4-5 sections to put drugs in the drug categories (beta blockers, NSAIDS, etc.) but there was not much room to write the information down--especially when certain drugs (MAOIs) have a ton of interactions/side effects and such to include. These were just 5 x 7 yellow cards with "Drug, Brand name, Dose, Side Effects, Interactions, Contraindications, etc" printed on them (with some of the print faded out--probably low ink). Unless it's required by your school, I wouldn't waste my money on these....

I chose five stars for this because it flat out works. If you have hair that need to be hydrated, this is the conditioner for you. Its not like the watery so-called conditioners you find in the drug store. No, this stuff will stay on your palm even when you turn you hand upside down. Its a thick cream that rinses out clean and leaves a wonderful and clean aroma. Any hair type should try it, can't go wrong with anything in the design essentials line, and oh yeah, your welcome

Save your money. It does NOT work. FALSE advertising!!! I don't know how manufacturers of products like this get away with such false claims!