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The Uhlmanns in my experience are not holding up as well stitching and construction wise as they used to. I am a very big guy, I sweat a lot and I fence with a style that leads to my taking a lot of hard hits. I have the LP Ultralight and have been more than thrilled with it. Over three years now, still passes fine and requires no more maintenance than being rinsed off with cold water every now and then. It is silver impregnated fibers, so there are no threads to break and you don't have to worry about tarnish. Most of my serious fencers at the club use them as well and they hold up wonderfully. If you use a chest plate and take a lot of hard hits, they will wear a bit over time but so will any lame. They are the top shelf lame I sell through the club and I strongly recommend them. source

Thank you but Restasis has not been approved in Canada. Maybe I can purchase some in Mexico without a prescription. source

I'm not under any stress right now, nor am I on medication. I know it's the summer, but geez I hate it when my shirts get soaked. But thank you for the information, Asurvivor2 - I'll definitely look into the product you suggested because I don't want to have to change my clothes twice a day for the rest of the quarter. source

As Harry mentioned celiac sprue is an intolerance to gluten which is the stuff the normally binds things together such as bread etc. The thing to realize with this is that if one is tested and is positive for it they need to consult their pharmacacist too as many medications contain gluten in their makeup so many medications need to be given either in another form or a different med entirely substituted for it. I am not sure if many people are aware of this fact. source

The problem with MIRs is it comes down to how much your time is worth. If they reject your rebate, how many hours is it worth to you to try to get the situation straightened out. It is all person to person and the MIR houses know this. I used to do a crap load of MIRs, but now I steer clear of them, because they're generally a hassle. source