Hug is a form of physical intimacy and it’s probably one of the most universal sign of love and affection. And, if you love to hug your loved ones, this shirt is totally for you. This top is designed by Cute Circuit when they found out that the critical hug intensity points of people who loves to hug are the upper arms, upper back, waistline, neck, shoulders, and hips. This shirt copies the heat, force, duration, as well, as the heartbeat of people who loves to hug via cell phone. How? Just get 2 hug shirts and a Java Enabled mobile phone and whenever you hug yourself, the uniqueness of your hug will be sent via to the second hug shirt via SMS. How cool is that?

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I can still remember the old days, when my big sister would usually tell me to practice typing so that when I grow up; I wouldn’t have a hard time figuring out what finger corresponds to each and every key. Those 104 keys are hard to memorize especially if you are not interested. But, did you know that, there is a typing practice keyboard? Yes, you heard me, a Typing practice Keyboard.

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Slowed wound healing, recurring ulcers and pressure sores are one of the few signs if you are diabetic, which is, mainly due to the damage of small blood vessels and a severe complication. But, there’s a new Aid band especially made for diabetic people and, it is called HealFast. This diabetic aid band sets off a frail electric charge which then, prevents infection to the tissues.

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Shower History goes back to the time of Greeks and the Prussian military and now being practiced all over the globe as part of wellness and relaxation. Showers vary from designs and structures; there are free-standing showers and showers which are en suite into a bathtub. Whatever type or design of shower you like, you may want to consider this widget which measures 9×10 and comes with a waterproof crayon, crayon caddy, and suctions to the wall. How’s that for $15.99 with all the ideas you have while relaxing and telling your room mate to help you clean it?

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