vs MeoWant Foldable Dog Pool, MeoWant Wireless Pet Water Fountain

vs Air Jordan 5 Retro Alternate Bel-Air, Air Jordan 1 Mid Dark Concord, Air Max 1 Master Magma Orange

vs issa™ 4 smile Wild Strawberry, LUNA™ mini 3 Mint, KIWI™ derma Replacement Tip - Large

vs A.H.A & Ceramide Moisturizer, Pore Minimizer, Ultrasonic Pore Cleaner

“does your cat actually need a 462 euro litter box, or... like, everyone I know has this”

“you actually need sunscreen though, right. mineral ones sit better on skin. mario badescu's spf 30”

The water fountain at €54.99 is solid, don't get me wrong. But the litter box solves a problem people actually complain about daily. Fountains are nice. Litter boxes are necessary. MeoWant's pricing across the range suggests they know their lane, pet care that doesn't pretend to be budget, just consistent. The self-cleaning one has more reviews and a higher rating, which... kind of speaks for itself without me having to oversell it.

The lock-hole design kind of sneaks past you until you actually need it. Most trike covers just... sit there. This one lets you secure the whole thing without removing it, which I guess saves five minutes of fussing around 🔒 The waterproof coating and UV protection are solid for the price. Only thing: €39.99 feels reasonable until you factor in how often you'd actually use a carrying bag. Might live on the trike permanently anyway.

LUNA 4 body Evergreen costs €139.00, same price as IRIS but for a completely different category. It's fine, I guess. The silicone brush angle makes sense for body work... broader surface, more forgiving than facial devices. Massage plus exfoliation plus circulation boost sounds decent on paper. You're paying for the oscillation tech and build quality, not some miraculous transformation. One thing though: it's a body tool competing against basic brushes that cost €20. The gap between functional and premium widens the more critical you get. Still, if you already trust Foreo's approach, scaling it down to body surfaces isn't a bad move. Not revolutionary. Just solid addition to the line.

Jordan 5 Retro is fine if you want the designer moment, but Air Max 1 has that quiet staying power. Nike's been running this since '87 and the consensus hasn't shifted, it's one of those things that doesn't need defending.

Sixty quid difference between the two issa models is worth sitting with for a second. The smile handles the basics well enough, plaque reduction, whatever, but the plus leans into this personalization angle that everyone seems to just... accept as standard now. Not revolutionary, but it's the one people keep upgrading to without complaining, which says something quiet about it.

A.H.A & Ceramide Moisturizer is fine, cheaper, but sunscreen is... non-negotiable. The mineral one does both, protects and hydrates, which means you're not adding another product to your routine. Mario Badescu makes solid basics across this whole range. Pick the sunscreen first, then add a moisturizer if you need it.