There seem to be different manufacturers for the occipivot. How do you decide among them? Are they all alike?
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I can't tell you about the other manufacturers, I only bought from this one.
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Occipivot is what my therapist recommended. Get the one sold by Pivotal Therapy.
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No they are not all alike the physical therapist reccomened the Chattanooga brand
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I don't know. It's basically a wedge-shaped piece of plastic so it would seem if the overall dimemsions are the same it shouldn't make much of a difference. My physical therapist at first intertwined his fingers and held them vertically under the base of my head near the neck for several minutes. The occipivot provides this therapy. But I don't know if there are any differences by manufacturer.
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This particular one that I purchased looked exactly like the one my PT used. I am happy with my purchase.
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I replaced it with the Pivotrim X4. It was only about $20 and it's simpler to replenish the line. You just thread pre-cut pieces of line onto two hole mounts. The line forms a U through the mount. I've been using it with just 2 opposing mounts leaving the other two empty.
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I believe the only differences are a different stand that holds an 'additional' brush head on it,as well as a different setting that is 'supposed' to make your teeth whiter(which I highly doubt.The vesrion that's $100 less also has that setting on it as well.I'd simply stick with the one that's the least expensive.Go look at the difference in your local drugstore if you want to 'see' the difference,otherwise play it smart.You'd be spending an extra $100 on basically nothing.
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I'm not familiar with either product but I will say that the tripod that I got for my Sony video camera is worth every penny of its cost. If for no other reason that providing a handle to position the camera. Remember, it just isn'[t natural to have your hand stuck through a strap with a camera held up to your face. I learned to use mine as a "pistol grip". I also learned that if I paint an imaginary line down the top of the camera that I can use that much like one uses the sights on a rifle or pistol. That way you don't have to constantly work to keep the, for instance, bird in the small video screen. It is 100% easier to point the camera (through the imaginary sight) at the bird and follow him as he flies. I've never lost focus or "capturing" the critter on video since I started using the tripod and the imaginary sight. One last thing.. expect the learning curve to be a little more than simple as you begin to use the zoom button. There are actually two speeds on the thing....the little book doesn't really mention that. One is really slow and the other speeds up the process quite a bit. Again...great product...highly recommend.
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The Nocticron IMO is better corrected and more Leica-like. The Voigtlanders get a tiny bit more light but the rendering is different. The 42.5/0.95 was excellent before the Nocticron was released but after comparing images from both, the Nocticron just seems to be better. The 25/0.95 is a different focal length but is also a fast lens which now has a clickless aperture ring. I'm a stills person so this is from a stills perspective. If you're into video, the Voigtlanders are tough to beat due to the clickless aperture rings. If you need optical stabilization however, the Nocticron is your best bet that is still fast and mid-telephoto. The Nocticron IMO is better corrected and more Leica-like. The Voigtlanders get a tiny bit more light but the rendering is different. The 42.5/0.95 was excellent before the Nocticron was released but after comparing images from both, the Nocticron just seems to be better. The 25/0.95 is a different focal length but is also a fast lens which now has a clickless aperture ring. I'm a stills person so this is from a stills perspective. If you're into video, the Voigtlanders are tough to beat due to the clickless aperture rings. If you need optical stabilization however, the Nocticron is your... » Read More The Nocticron IMO is better corrected and more Leica-like. The Voigtlanders get a tiny bit more light but the rendering is different. The 42.5/0.95 was excellent before the Nocticron was released but after comparing images from both, the Nocticron just seems to be better. The 25/0.95 is a different focal length but is also a fast lens which now has a clickless aperture ring. I'm a stills person so this is from a stills perspective. If you're into video, the Voigtlanders are tough to beat due to the clickless aperture rings. If you need optical stabilization however, the Nocticron is your best bet that is still fast and mid-telephoto. « Show Less
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When I purchased the Dovo it came with the red insert and it was advertised as an almost universal insert. I can't say I have tried all the different blades available but I have used three different kinds. They all have fit perfectly. I can't remember the name of the first two but currently I am using the Wilkinson sword blades. These blades are sharp, seem to hold a nice edge, don't tug on hair, and inside this razor have been pretty safe. Obviously attention to detail is necessary when using a straight razor if you haven't ever used one before. Overall for the small initial investment you put out for the Dovo shavette it seems like a really nice replaceable blade shaver. Good luck When I purchased the Dovo it came with the red insert and it was advertised as an almost universal insert. I can't say I have tried all the different blades available but I have used three different kinds. They all have fit perfectly. I can't remember the name of the first two but currently I am using the Wilkinson sword blades. These blades are sharp, seem to hold a nice edge, don't tug on hair, and inside this razor have been pretty safe. Obviously attention to detail is necessary when using a straight razor if you haven't ever used one before. Overall for the small initial investment you... » Read More When I purchased the Dovo it came with the red insert and it was advertised as an almost universal insert. I can't say I have tried all the different blades available but I have used three different kinds. They all have fit perfectly. I can't remember the name of the first two but currently I am using the Wilkinson sword blades. These blades are sharp, seem to hold a nice edge, don't tug on hair, and inside this razor have been pretty safe. Obviously attention to detail is necessary when using a straight razor if you haven't ever used one before. Overall for the small initial investment you put out for the Dovo shavette it seems like a really nice replaceable blade shaver. Good luck « Show Less
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I have the pivoting clips attached to loops (Occidental, available at Amazon). I thread my tool belt through the loops. This is a better setup because the loops can be moved to the best position on the belt, unlike fixed anchor points.
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For what you're doing, this tool isn't a good choice. The center pivot point is what holds the guide in place, and without it you're working freehand. For what you want to accomplish a template and a straight bit with an edge following bearing is probably the easiest way to go. That said, it still isn't a really "easy" thing to accomplish.
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It appears to be the same one. I have purchased and used other fabric shavers, and in my opinion, i liked this one. I like the adjustable head, and if you know how to use it, it does a good job. You need to gently go over the fabric several times. My only "con" remark is that the fuzz reservoir is small and needs to be cleaned and emptied often.
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Fortunately I have access to both and did a pretty thorough review of them on my blog site at http://www.blendblog.net/Default.aspx?tabid=36&EntryID;=64. Hope this helps, I like both devices but they are different and which one to get really depends on what you are looking for which I breakdown in my review.Sean
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Forgot to mention, I do own the Kasina. I bought a Procyon first, sent it back because of a defect, bought the Proteus and it is in a drawer not being used. While I had the Procyon, it was great. I don't know why I didn't get the Procyon again. The Kasina has something called ColorTrack or ColorOrgan (can't remember the actual name) which does nothing for me.
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Hello, These replacements are only for the ProResults Series not the E Series; two different replacement heads. Some of the products on Amazon will allow you to choose you series via a drop-down box so you may want to check if the particular seller/vendor you are looking at allows such an option. Thanks
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To add to that. The mavica series spans almost 20 years. If you send me the model number I'll help you find what you need
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there are two different brands. I discovered that the Hape one was better built. If you found the Hape one for cheaper grab it!
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I buy the ProResults HX6013. It says "For best results use genuine Philips Sonicare brush heads" on the package. I order online from Amazon. Good Luck.,P
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To my knowledge, over the years I have owned many oater blenders and to my knowledge they have remained the same all these years. Their attachments, even are the same size for their carry around glasses where you can blend something and take it with you. Why don't you write to the company they are the nicest people to deal with. and by the way, I have 3 of these, they work almost as good as a VitaMix.
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I believe they are exactly the same. The chiroflow is sold at a higher price in chiropractors' offices, the mediflow is available online and in stores without the mark up... :)