Clearing Wellness Clutter, Together
We’re Beulah and Hannah, and we do real-world testing of health and fitness products. Our review process is simple: we buy things for ourselves, test them in-depth for you (yes, you!), and recommend what we honestly like.
We post health and fitness product reviews regularly. Visit our full archives for field-tested insights into fitness and wellness brands like Hoka, Prolon, Zooka, Chirp, and more. We also share all the wellness wisdom we’re gaining along the way, from exercise routines, to recipes for a healthy lifestyle.
This ab machine only does one thing really well — and I’m cool with that.
Before you buy these newfangled cricket batting tools, find out if they’re actually worth it.
I train in a busy city and these are the road running safety rules I always follow so I…
What makes us different from other review sites? We don’t operate a soapbox. Instead, we nurture a community review space.
We aren’t experts or health professionals. We’re just two everyday women who are trying to stay healthy and improve our well-being in an increasingly stressful modern world.
We test health products and services, sports and fitness gear, and wellness stuff that the average person can access and afford.
Instead, we tell you how we feel about wellness products we’ve actually tried – and we encourage y’all to chime in with your own three cents. This is a community space.
We’re committed to providing honest reviews about fitness and health products.
We have to actually try the products ourselves. That’s easy because our wellness product reviews rate things we already have at home. Look around: home is where we gather things to feel better.
We’re into talking about our feelings. AI doesn’t feel. That’s why all of our reviews are 100% human-tested and 100% human-written.
We gazed around our living spaces and saw so much stuff that’s supposed to make us healthier. But did all of these wellness products actually improve our daily lives?
We’re here to find out.
Get to know us by browsing our four review areas. Under each of these topics, we cover specific sub-categories of health, fitness, nutrition, and wellness products.
From national-level cricket, to social league pickleball, we’re sporty. We’re possibly even athletic in the right light. Find all of our reviews on every kind of sporting gear we’ve tried, here.
At-home gym equipment means we have no excuse not to work out, even at midnight after eating donuts. We try out all kinds of fitness equipment and share the results.
Staying well and injury-free is a full-time job — but we all have to put that work in. From massage guns to sunscreen, here are the tools we’ve tried for wellness maintenance and post-exercise recovery.
As the old saying goes, weight loss is 90% diet and 10% sneaking ice cream at night. Is that it? We try to eat well to be well. Here are reviews of nutrition products that are supposed to boost healthiness.
Good writing is good for the brain. Happy brain = higher wellness. This is why we only share shiny pennies at Our Three Cents.
The M/L size fits my 57.5 cm head perfectly and feels like a custom-made cumulous cloud cradling my cranium.
The throwback upper nestled delicately atop the fat rocker midsole is both a nod to the past and an embrace of modern shoe technology.
The lace loop proudly declares “HOWZAT,” so everyone can admire that I play cricket. The signature black Adidas three stripes logo complements the grippy-looking tangerine orange outsole. These shoes have teeth.
Unlike traditional fanny packs, running belts are basically circles with expandable elastic pouches. So there’s a lot less bulk and dork going on here.
The Banana Boat Sport is extremely oily. It gives me a nice greasy sheen like I’m a well-basted chicken breast. When I tried it on my face, I glistened all day while my eyeballs oozed tears.
The black top half makes it look like I’m wearing a giant sock. It’s giving 1920’s men’s wingtip gangster shoes or maybe black spats. Paired with black socks and black trousers – a typical T20 outfit – these cricket shoes look a little ridiculous.
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