There are ones to wear on planes or in the pool. Technology now offers a wide range in earplugs. If you want to protect yourself by insulating yourself from the world, you'll need to buy polyurethane ones, and if you work in a factory, you might find the banded earplugs useful. It's time to get buying! Don't worry though, we're here to help you choose the ones that are best for you for protecting your eardrums from noise, foreign bodies, dust, water and wind.

Let's find out together which is the right syringe for each injection, from insulin and antibiotics to light-sensitive drugs. Also, how long are the needles? And are the same syringes used for children?

There are new sweeteners available like stevia aimed at helping people with diabetes deal with their blood glucose levels. Here we'll talk all about their characteristics, properties and their pros and cons, to help make your choice easier. Let's get going!

Glass, digital or infrared? Which is the right type for you: the quickest or the most reliable? We help you to choose between the pros and cons of each type of thermometer to take your temperature.

You heard right: nebulizing is the right, although not the only, solution for treating allergic forms of asthma or lung infections, especially if your child suffers from these conditions. Let's find out which drugs are recommended for treating them.

Can't get pregnant? Rule no. 1 is don't get stressed out! There are tests that can help you work out when is the right moment to have sex. Ovulation tests tell you when your fertile period is about to start. Let's explore the subject together.

Did you know that the power of heat is one of the most natural and ancient forms of pain therapy ever used? Heat helps whether you have cramps, an ear infection or muscle tension. But which products should you use for heat therapy? Let’s find out together what solutions are best for you, and here's also some advice about when to use heat therapy with complete peace of mind.

It's time to do a pregnancy test... but which one to use? Traditional tests can be done 12 days after fertilization and at least 3 days after a missed period, but you'll also find tests that give an answer a few days before the beginning of the period, known as early tests. Here's a brief guide for you.

As you know, a home pregnancy test is probably the quickest and most convenient way to find out whether you're pregnant. If you want to avoid the rigmarole of booking and waiting for a laboratory test, which you will need if the result is positive, a pregnancy test is perfect for you! Here's a brief guide to preparing for your purchase.