A while back, I received a gratis bottle of Afrin's No-Drip Original Formula Nasal Spray in order to try and review.  The product promised instant, twelve hour relief in a formula that wouldn't drip down the back of your throat. 

Hey, promotional images are promotional, right?

If you read through this blog, you'll notice that I do a lot of campaigns for the W.O.M.M company BzzAgent.  Lately, I was offered the chance to purchase a printer from Dell at a steeply discounted rate in order to review and promote it.

I was excited, because I had been shopping for a printer lately.  I'd recently come to the conclusion that my life would be 110% better if I had an at-home color laser printer.  There's not any real justification for this conclusion, though.  However, I don't need justification.  Instant gratification works just fine in its place.

Unreal is a candy that's been fairly recently launched here, promising to be better for you than your normal candy.  It promises to use no artificial dyes, no HFCS, and to have less sugar than most.

Sounds good, right:? 

I guess I'm reluctant to believe claims, as most candy that's touted to be healthier or better for you generally tastes like balls.  You know all the sugars and fats that are so bad for you?  Those are the ones that also cause triggers in our brains to go "woooo!"  And that's with natural sugars and fats.  I'm not even going to get into what the unnatural stuff Americans love to load their food with does.