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Some of us do experience issues with our back, and let me say this, it is not a nice problem to have at all. Of course, we have seen the resident chiropractor but to no avail, and all the different kinds of so-called “grandmother’s remedies” and tips that you picked up from friends and family members do not seem to work, either. Don’t give up on your back just yet, especially after it has supported you all these years, why not give the $199.95 Cordless Neuromuscular Back Pain Reliever a chance?

The Cordless Neuromuscular Back Pain Reliever will boast of a streamlined cordless electrotherapy system that delivers hours of drug-free pain relief from lower back pain. It is touted to be as powerful as professional equipment, where the device itself employs Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) which are actually harmless electrical pulses that block pain signals which pass through nerves to the brain. The system is also capable of increasing blood flow to the area in order to promote healing and relaxation. This thin, flexible unit will not impede movement, as it can be worn under clothing, and you will not need to have it removed between treatments. It is said that these adhesive electrode pads will remain securely in place for up to 5 applications, where this purchase includes 40 gel pads that ought to last for approximately three months, and it is powered by a couple of AAA batteries.

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Remember back in October when Best Buy announced it would price match online retailers during the holiday season? It looks like the electronics retailer is making that a permanent policy now. Best Buy announced that it would be fighting off “showrooming” by price-matching a handful of both local and online retail competitors permanently.

Starting March 3, Best Buy’s “Low Price Guarantee” policy will go into effect for all Best Buy locations, as well as its website, mobile stores, and even phone orders. The retailer plans to match prices for all local competitors, as well as a total of 19 online retailers, including Amazon, Apple, and Newegg. However, this good news will come at a cost.

Alongside the year-round price matching, Best Buy is lowering its return policy deadline from 30 days to 15 days, which isn’t too big of a deal, because that’s still over two weeks that you have to decide if you want to return something or not, but it may deter some shoppers from buying something too soon, with the fear that the return policy deadline will pass.

However, one of the things that the price matching policy doesn’t apply to are smartphones under contract, but the company says that things such as smartphone chargers. It seems more and more retailers are heading towards this route, with Target offering permanent price matching just last month. Could it soon be the end of ridiculous markups in brick-and-mortar stores?

[via Bloomberg]

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Best Buy started matching prices of online retailers in time for the holidays last year, and now it’s set to make the practice permanent in an effort to cure its showroom syndrome and turn window-shopping visitors into paying customers. Come March 3rd, the policy will go into effect for the outfit’s website, typical brick and mortar locations, Best Buy mobile shops and even phone orders. Officially dubbed the Low Price Guarantee, the plan will meet prices for all local competitors and a total of 19 online storefronts, including the likes of Amazon, Apple, Staples, NewEgg and Target. Also, the pricing arrangement has been expanded to additional products, but it still doesn’t cover on-contract smartphones and other items. While customers might end up saving some coin with the new deal, they’ll see the item return period drop from 30 days to 15. By the looks of it, company founder Richard Schulze might be getting his way with plans to save his struggling creation.

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