I wanted to tell you all about a program I participate from EXPO.tv called Tryology. EXPO is a community of consumers that share their opinion in video in exchange for rewards. Tryology is the sampling program where qualifying members are given the chance to try out some free full size products, this week it’s Suave products. In this program, selected members will be sent the newest product before they hit store shelves-http://bit.ly/SuaveTryologyProgram.
It’s easy to apply and many of you may be a perfect fit! Here’s how it works:
1-Login or Register for EXPO (expotv.com) 2-Take the short screener 3-Look for an invitation to participate on Nov. 11th
That’s not all, they also have a live program application for the newest Tresemme products. You can find more information about this program and upcoming programs over at http://bit.ly/SuaveTryologyProgram.
I’ve been a member for a while and had the opportunity to review some great products! Also, you have the opportunity to review current items you already own to rack up points! More points gets you more great things! Check it out today!
I recently signed up for Question Moms. It’s a website where businesses/products can put themselves out there and get honest feedback from moms. They ask the questions and we answer!
I received a box full of goodies this week and I want to share my thoughts on the products with all of you.
Products from ViveVita.com
1. Bandettes: These are sippy cup labels for kids. I like that they are large and sturdy. Quite grippy too which helps little hands hold onto the cup better! They also have Bandles, which are a similar product but made for bottles. They are dishwasher and microwave safe, but the coolest feature? “Simply use a non-toxic ball point pen to write their name, date, allergies or any other pertinent information on the unique “name plate”. Pen markings can be rubbed off and changed daily, or made long term by boiling or dishwashing the band with the desired writing left on.” That is so cool! To see my video click here.
DiaperBuds.com
2. Diaper Buds: Have you seen these before? Think space bags with a diaper inside. It’s a diaper in an individually vacuum sealed package. Three diaper buds take up about the same amount of space as one loose diaper and easy to open too! With every purchase a portion of the proceeds goes to Operation of Hope. Operation of Hope is an organization that helps children with facial deformities. Right now you can purchase these at diapers.com, amazon.com and diaperbuds.com. For a limited time only if you order just one diaper to try from diaperbuds.com it’s only $1.00 and FREE shipping! To see my video click here.
3. Everybodywear: They sent me a thong to try. *giggle* I don’t normally wear thongs but I like the idea of having one comfortable enough to wear if I don’t want to worry about panty lines. I’ve tried so many in the past and they don’t seem to fit snug enough or they aren’t stretchy enough. Meaning, if you lean over they ride up and get much tighter than comfortable! So far since I put them on I’m surprisingly pleased! I have to say that I’m shocked. They are very stretchy which helps them stay in place. I have a whole mess of household type stuff to do today, laundry, dishes, picking up toys, vacuuming. I’ll let you know how it goes! Stay tuned for my video!!!
Disclaimer: Products were provided to me by QuestionMoms.com in order to provide a review. Opinions are my own.
I’ve been turned on to a website called http://www.bzzagent.com/. It seems that it’s a website for you to review products (when you have been enrolled longer) and other websites. You will get points you can redeem. As you are enrolled longer they will send you products that fit your profile for you to try and review. Sounds nice, so I signed up. Here are 2 sites I found in the “Frogpond” that I thought were interesting and I wanted to share them with everyone. The first one is True Mom Confessions. http://www.truemomconfessions.com/
Being a mom is hard work, although you may not always feel comfortable admitting it… publicly, at least. True Mom Confessions has found that nothing lightens the load like a little anonymous commiserating.
Nobody likes to plan for the worst. But 72 Hours says that when disaster strikes, you should be prepared to fend for yourself for the first three days — and shows you how to do it.
