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[WTS] 280+ Bottles - USA SELLER - Niche, Designer, Hard to Find, Discontinued and Vintage (Bottle)
2024.05.14 19:31 jravitz [WTS] 280+ Bottles - USA SELLER - Niche, Designer, Hard to Find, Discontinued and Vintage (Bottle)
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all of my bottles for sale, are available in my spreadsheet which you should bookmark and look at for a more updated inventory
Spreadsheet | HOUSE | FRAGRANCE | SIZE | REMAINING | Notes/Condition | Price | Type |
1 | Amouage | Amber Sogara | 12mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $335 | Niche |
2 | Amouage | Incense Rori Attar | 12mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $299 | Niche |
3 | Amouage | Orris Wakan Attar | 12mL | 99% Full | Full Presentation | $299 | Niche |
4 | Amouage | Rose Aqor Attar | 12mL | 99% Full | Full Presentation | $299 | Niche |
5 | Amouage | Saffron Hamra Attar | 12mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $299 | Niche |
6 | Andy Tauer | Cologne du Maghreb | 50mL | 99% Full | First Release, Rectangular Clear Bottle; With box | $95 | Niche |
7 | Bond No. 9 | Central Park West | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box or Cap) | $149 | Niche |
8 | Bond No. 9 | Dubai Jade | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $200 | Niche |
9 | Bond No. 9 | Hamptons | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box or Cap) | $149 | Niche |
10 | Bond No. 9 | Madison Square Park | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box or Cap) | $149 | Niche |
11 | Bond No. 9 | NOMAD | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box or Cap) | $169 | Niche |
12 | Bond No. 9 | Riverside Drive | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box or Cap) | $149 | Niche |
13 | Bond No. 9 | So New York | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box or Cap) | $149 | Niche |
14 | Bond No. 9 | Sutton Place | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box or Cap) | $149 | Niche |
15 | Bond No. 9 | Wall Street | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box or Cap) | $149 | Niche |
16 | By Kilian | Bamboo Harmony | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester Refill (No Spray, No Box) | $199 | Niche |
17 | By Kilian | Black Phantom | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester Refill (No Spray, No Box) | $199 | Niche |
18 | By Kilian | Can't Stop Loving You | 50mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $185 | Niche |
19 | By Kilian | Forbidden Games | 50mL | 98% Full | Tester Refill (No Spray, No Box) | $125 | Niche |
20 | By Kilian | Gold Knight | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester Refill (No Spray, No Box) | $199 | Niche |
21 | By Kilian | Gold Knight | 50mL | 98% Full | Tester Refill (No Spray, No Box) | $145 | Niche |
22 | By Kilian | Good Girl Gone Bad | 250mL | 99% Full | Decanter; No Box | $650 | Niche |
23 | By Kilian | Good Girl Gone Bad | 50mL | 98% Full | Tester Refill (No Spray, No Box) | $135 | Niche |
24 | By Kilian | Good Girl Gone Bad Eau Fraiche | 50mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $180 | Niche |
25 | By Kilian | Intoxicated | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester Refill (No Spray, No Box) | $199 | Niche |
26 | By Kilian | L'Heure Verte | 50mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $135 | Niche |
27 | By Kilian | Moonlight In Heaven | 100mL | 99% Full | Tester Refill (No Spray, No Box) | $199 | Niche |
28 | By Kilian | Roses on Ice | 50mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $135 | Niche |
29 | Byredo | Eyes Closed | 50mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $135 | Niche |
30 | Byredo | Infloresence | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester; No Box | $135 | Niche |
31 | Byredo | Lil Fleur | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester; No Box | $135 | Niche |
32 | Byredo | Sunday Cologne | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester; No Box | $135 | Niche |
33 | Chanel / Chanel Exclusif | Beige Parfum | 15mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $180 | Niche |
34 | Chanel / Chanel Exclusif | Misia EdT | 200mL | 90% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $325 | Niche |
35 | Chanel / Chanel Exclusif | No. 22 EdT | 200mL | 95% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $325 | Niche |
36 | Christian Dior / Dior Privee | 7 Mini Set as Pictured | 7x 5mL | 100% Full | 7 Official Minis from 2010-2011... Mitzah, Milly-A-La-Foret, Granville, Cologne Royale, Eau Noire, New Look 1947 | $180 | Niche |
37 | Christian Dior / Dior Privee | Bois D'Argent | 5mL | 100% Full | Official Mini - Batch Code 0V01 (2010 Production Date) - Price includes shipping | $35 | Niche |
38 | Christian Dior / Dior Privee | Cologne Royale | 5mL | 100% Full | Official Mini - Batch Code 1X01 (2011 Production Date) - Price includes shipping | $30 | Niche |
39 | Christian Dior / Dior Privee | Diorissima | 7.5mL | 100% Full | Official Mini; No Cannister - Price includes shipping | $30 | Niche |
40 | Christian Dior / Dior Privee | Eau Noire | 5mL | 100% Full | Official Mini - Batch Code 1R01 (2011 Production Date) - Price includes shipping | $35 | Niche |
41 | Christian Dior / Dior Privee | Eden Roc | 7.5mL | 100% Full | Official Mini - Price includes shipping | $30 | Niche |
42 | Christian Dior / Dior Privee | Granville | 5mL | 100% Full | Official Mini - Batch Code 0V01 (2010 Production Date) - Price includes shipping | $35 | Niche |
43 | Christian Dior / Dior Privee | Milly-La-Foret | 5mL | 100% Full | Official Mini - Batch Code 0W01 (2010 Production Date) - Price includes shipping | $30 | Niche |
44 | Christian Dior / Dior Privee | New Look 1947 | 5mL | 100% Full | Official Mini - Batch Code 1R01 (2011 Production Date) - Price includes shipping | $30 | Niche |
45 | Clive Christian | C for Men | 50mL | 95% Full | Tester (No Box) | $169 | Niche |
46 | Clive Christian | I Pour Femme (Woody Floral with Vintage Rose) | 50mL | 99% Full | Tester (No Box) | $169 | Niche |
47 | Clive Christian | Rock Rose | 50mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $229 | Niche |
48 | Clive Christian | X Pour Femme | 50mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $169 | Niche |
49 | Creed | Aventus - 19P21 (Decant) | 50mL | 100% Full | Magnetic Cap Decant | $169 | Niche |
50 | Creed | Aventus - F1396 | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $209 | Niche |
51 | Creed | Aventus for Her - F Batch | 75mL | 100% Full | Tester with Plastic Cap (No Box) | $175 | Niche |
52 | Creed | Bois du Portugal | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $185 | Niche |
53 | Creed | Carmina - F1449 | 75mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Cap or Box) | $199 | Niche |
54 | Creed | Erolfa | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester with Plastic Cap | $185 | Niche |
55 | Creed | Green Irish Tweed | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester with Plastic Cap (No Box) | $195 | Niche |
56 | Creed | Himalaya - F Batch | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester with Plastic Cap (No Box) | $185 | Niche |
57 | Creed | Jardin D'Amalfi | 75mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box, No Cap) | $199 | Niche |
58 | Creed | Millesime Imperial | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester with Plastic Cap (No Box) | $185 | Niche |
59 | Creed | Original Santal | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester with Plastic Cap (No Box) | $185 | Niche |
60 | Creed | Original Vetiver | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester with Plastic Cap (No Box) | $185 | Niche |
61 | Creed | Queen of Silk | 75mL | 100% Full | Tester with Metal Cap | $275 | Niche |
62 | Creed | Refillable Atomizer (5mL Leather Wrapped) Blue | 5mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $85 | Niche |
63 | Creed | Refillable Atomizer (5mL Leather Wrapped) Grey | 5mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $85 | Niche |
64 | Creed | Royal Oud - F Batch | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester with Plastic Cap (No Box) | $260 | Niche |
65 | Creed | Royal Water - F238 | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester with Plastic Cap (No Box) | $180 | Niche |
66 | Creed | Silver Mountain Water - 21V01A | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester with Plastic Cap (No Box) | $180 | Niche |
67 | Creed | Spice and Wood | 75mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $219 | Niche |
68 | Creed | Viking - F BATCH | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester with Plastic Cap (No Box) | $190 | Niche |
69 | Creed | Viking Cologne | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester with Plastic Cap | $185 | Niche |
70 | Creed | Virgin Island Water | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester with Plastic Cap (No Box) | $195 | Niche |
71 | Creed | White Amber - 17R01 | 75mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box or Cap) | $155 | Niche |
72 | Diptyque | Eau de Papier EdT | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap | $100 | Niche |
73 | Diptyque | Ombre Dans L'eau EdT | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap | $100 | Niche |
74 | Diptyque | Oyedo EdT | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $100 | Niche |
75 | Diptyque | Philosykos EdT | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $100 | Niche |
76 | Fragrance Du Bois | Brume du Matin | 100mL | 100% Full | New, No Box | $180 | Niche |
77 | Fragrance Du Bois | Cannabis Blue | 100mL | 100% Full | New, No Box | $180 | Niche |
78 | Fragrance Du Bois | Cannabis Intense | 100mL | 100% Full | New, No Box | $180 | Niche |
79 | Fragrance Du Bois | HERITAGE | 100mL | 100% Full | New, No Box | $330 | Niche |
80 | Fragrance du Bois | Lovers | 100mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $325 | Niche |
81 | Fragrance Du Bois | New York Fifth Avenue | 100mL | 100% Full | New, No Box | $180 | Niche |
82 | Fragrance Du Bois | SAHRAA | 100mL | 99% Full | Full presentation with Box | $399 | Niche |
83 | Fragrance Du Bois | Siberian Rose | 100mL | 100% Full | New, No Box | $180 | Niche |
84 | Frederic Malle | Cologne Indellible | 100mL | 85% Full | Full presentation with Box | $175 | Niche |
85 | Frederic Malle | Eau de Magnolia | 10mL | 100% Full | Official Travel Spray | $55 | Niche |
86 | Frederic Malle | Monsieur | 10mL | 95% Full | Official Travel Spray | $55 | Niche |
87 | Frederic Malle | Promise | 100mL | 100% Full | Brand New (Not Sealed) | $315 | Niche |
88 | Gallagher | Bergamot Silk | 100mL | 99% Full | No Box | $79 | Niche |
89 | Giorgio Armani / Armani Prive | Pierre de Lune | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester; No Box | $155 | Niche |
90 | Giorgio Armani / Armani Prive | Rose Alexandrie | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester; No Box | $155 | Niche |
91 | Guerlain | Angelique Noire | 30mL | 100% Full | Mini Bee Bottle Decant | $215 | Niche |
92 | Guerlain | Angelique Noire | 10mL | 100% Full | Tall Glass Decant | $55 | Niche |
93 | Guerlain | French Kiss | 75mL | 98% Full | Tester (No Box or Cap) | $450 | Niche |
94 | Guerlain | Frenchy Lavende | 200mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $399 | Niche |
95 | Guerlain | Herbes Troublantes | 200mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $339 | Niche |
96 | Guerlain | Jasmin Bonheur | 200mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $369 | Niche |
97 | Guerlain | Neroli Outrenoir | 200mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $339 | Niche |
98 | Guerlain | Spiriteuse Double Vanille | 200mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap | $399 | Niche |
99 | Guerlain | Tobacco Honey | 200mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $399 | Niche |
100 | Hermes / Hermessence | Agar Ebene | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box or Cap) | $150 | Niche |
101 | Hermes / Hermessence | Ambre Narguile | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $175 | Niche |
102 | Hermes / Hermessence | Cedre Sambac | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $165 | Niche |
103 | Hermes / Hermessence | Epice Marine | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $170 | Niche |
104 | Hermes / Hermessence | Myrrhe Eglantine | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $185 | Niche |
105 | Hermes / Hermessence | Poivre Samarcade | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $170 | Niche |
106 | Hermes / Hermessence | Santal Massoia | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $170 | Niche |
107 | Hermes / Hermessence | Vetiver Tonka | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $175 | Niche |
108 | House of Sillage | Nouez Moi | 75mL | 99% Full | Tester (No Box or Cap) | $120 | Niche |
109 | I Profumi di Firenze | Caterina De Medici | 50mL | 99% Full | No Box | $35 | Niche |
110 | Initio | High Frequency | 90mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $180 | Niche |
111 | Initio | Oud for Happiness | 90mL | 100% Full | Tester; No Box | $189 | Niche |
112 | Jo Malone | English Pear & Freesia | 30mL | 100% Full | No Box | $50 | Niche |
113 | Le Labo | Bigarade 18 - Hong Kong Exclusive | 50mL | 100% Full | Full Bottle, Retail Label | $299 | Niche |
114 | Le Labo | Mousse de Chene 30 - Amsterdam City Exclusive | 50mL | 99% Full | Sprayed Once to Test / Brand New; No Box | $259 | Niche |
115 | Le Labo | Oud 27 | 50mL | 99% Full | Full presentation with Box | $169 | Niche |
116 | Le Labo | Santal 33 | 50mL | 100% Full | Full Bottle, Retail Label | $135 | Niche |
117 | Liquides Imaginaires | Bloody Wood | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester; No Box, No Cap | $85 | Niche |
118 | Liquides Imaginaires | Desert Sauve | 100mL | 99% Full | Tester; No Box, No Cap | $85 | Niche |
119 | Liquides Imaginaires | Fleur de Sable | 100mL | 99% Full | Tester; No Box, No Cap | $85 | Niche |
120 | Liquides Imaginaires | Fleuve Tendre | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester; No Box, No Cap | $85 | Niche |
121 | Liquides Imaginaires | Sancti | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester; No Box, No Cap | $85 | Niche |
122 | Loewe | 7 EdT | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $90 | Niche |
123 | Loewe | Aire Anthesis | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $100 | Niche |
124 | Loewe | Esencia EdP | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $120 | Niche |
125 | Loewe | Esencia Elixir | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $200 | Niche |
126 | Loewe | Man 001 EdP | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $120 | Niche |
127 | Louis Vuitton | Contre Moi | 100mL | 99% Full | Tester (Bottle may show some damage, Cap has no paint/is peeling) | $385 | Niche |
128 | Louis Vuitton | Sun Song | 100mL | 98% Full | Tester (Bottle is scratched, may have an engraving, and Cap has no paint/is peeling) | $425 | Niche |
129 | Louis Vuitton | Sun Song | 200mL | 98% Full | Dummy Bottle, filled with real juice. I don't think it's refillable. | $750 | Niche |
130 | Maison Crivelli | Bois Datchai | 100mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $169 | Niche |
131 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | 724 | 200mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $355 | Niche |
132 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | 724 | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $165 | Niche |
133 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | A la Rose | 200mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $315 | Niche |
134 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Amyris Femme EdP | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $150 | Niche |
135 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Amyris Femme Extrait | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $160 | Niche |
136 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Amyris Homme EdT | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $160 | Niche |
137 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Aqua Celestia | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $135 | Niche |
138 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Aqua Celestia Cologne Forte | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $145 | Niche |
139 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Aqua Celestia Forte | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $160 | Niche |
140 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Aqua Media Cologne Forte | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $150 | Niche |
141 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Aqua Universalis | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $135 | Niche |
142 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Aqua Universalis Cologne Forte | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $125 | Niche |
143 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Aqua Universalis Cologne Forte | 200mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $225 | Niche |
144 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Aqua Universalis Cologne Forte | 35mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $90 | Niche |
145 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Aqua Universalis Forte | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $160 | Niche |
146 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Aqua Vitae | 200mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $215 | Niche |
147 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Aqua Vitae | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $135 | Niche |
148 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Aqua Vitae Cologne Forte | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $125 | Niche |
149 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Aqua Vitae Forte | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $160 | Niche |
150 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Baccarat Rouge 540 EdP | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $209 | Niche |
151 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Baccarat Rouge 540 Extrait | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $300 | Niche |
152 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Feminine Pluriel | 200mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $335 | Niche |
153 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Feminine Pluriel Special Edition Extrait | 70mL | 100% Full | Full Presentation With Mirror Display | $499 | Niche |
154 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Gentle Fluidity Gold | 200mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $365 | Niche |
155 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Gentle Fluidity Gold | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $165 | Niche |
156 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | L'eau a La Rose | 35mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $90 | Niche |
157 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | L'Homme a la Rose | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $165 | Niche |
158 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Masculin Pluriel | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $165 | Niche |
159 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Oud EdP | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $170 | Niche |
160 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Oud Extrait | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $190 | Niche |
161 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Oud Silk Mood EdP | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $170 | Niche |
162 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Oud Silk Mood Extrait | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $190 | Niche |
163 | Maison Francis Kurkdjian | Petit Matin | 70mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $145 | Niche |
164 | Maison Lancome | Orange Bigarades | 100mL | 100% Full | Full presentation with Box | $229 | Niche |
165 | Mark Birley | Charles Street | 75mL | 97% Full | Travel Version | $90 | Niche |
166 | Memo Paris | French Leather | 75mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box or Cap) | $115 | Niche |
167 | Memo Paris | Italian Leather | 75mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box or Cap) | $115 | Niche |
168 | Memo Paris | Lailabella | 75mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box or Cap) | $115 | Niche |
169 | Memo Paris | Marfa | 75mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box or Cap) | $115 | Niche |
170 | Memo Paris | Moon Fever | 75mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box or Cap) | $115 | Niche |
171 | Memo Paris | Oriental Leather | 75mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box or Cap) | $115 | Niche |
172 | Mind Games | As-Suli's Diamond | 100mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $249 | Niche |
173 | Mind Games | Gardez | 100mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $249 | Niche |
174 | Mind Games | Vieri | 100mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $249 | Niche |
175 | Mizensir | Bois de Mysore | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $155 | Niche |
176 | Mizensir | Cologne de Matte | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $155 | Niche |
177 | Mizensir | Ideal Oud | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $155 | Niche |
178 | Mizensir | Rose Exaltante | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $155 | Niche |
179 | Mizensir | Tonic Water | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $155 | Niche |
180 | Mizensir | Vert Empire | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $155 | Niche |
181 | Oh Mon Dieu! | L'objet | 100mL | 100% Full | Full presentation with Box | $125 | Niche |
182 | Oliver and Co. | M.O.U.S.S.E. | 50mL | 99% Full | Limited Edition 87/133 | $110 | Niche |
183 | Parfums de Marley | Valaya | 75mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap (No Box) | $175 | Niche |
184 | Penhaligon's | Elixir | 100mL | 90% Full | No Box | $250 | Niche |
185 | Penhaligon's | Petra | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $200 | Niche |
186 | Penhaligon's | Cairo | 100mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $220 | Niche |
187 | Pomare's Stolen Perfume | Angel's Share | 9mL | 70% Full | No Box | $40 | Niche |
188 | Precious Liquid | Iced Juniper | 75mL | 95% Full | Full presentation with Box (Limited Edition) | $135 | Niche |
189 | Roja Dove | Creation-E Essence de Parfum | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester; No Box | $165 | Niche |
190 | Roja Dove | Danger Pour Femme | 50mL | 100% Full | 99% Full with Box | $275 | Niche |
191 | Roja Dove | Elixir | 100mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $175 | Niche |
192 | Roja Dove | Elixir Essence Pour Femme | 100mL | 100% Full | No Box | $175 | Niche |
193 | Roja Dove | Qatar | 50mL | 99% Full | Full Presentation | $339 | Niche |
194 | Roja Dove | Scandal Essence de Parfum | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester; No Box | $165 | Niche |
195 | Roja Dove | United Arab Emirates (UAE) | 50mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $300 | Niche |
196 | Roman Monegal | L'eau de Rose | 50mL | 97% Full | | $70 | Niche |
197 | Santa Maria Novella | Sandalo | 100mL | 95% Full | No Box | $80 | Niche |
198 | Sospiro | Deep Amber Ocean | 100mL | 100% Full | Brand New, No Box | $170 | Niche |
199 | Sospiro | Deep Amber Ocean | 100mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $180 | Niche |
200 | Spirit of Dubai | Bahar | 50mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap and Travel Case | $175 | Niche |
201 | Spirit of Dubai | Rimal | 50mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap and Travel Case | $175 | Niche |
202 | Tiziana Terenzi | Attar Cas | 13mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $225 | Niche |
203 | Tiziana Terenzi | Chiron | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $165 | Niche |
204 | Tiziana Terenzi | Draconis | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $135 | Niche |
205 | Tom Ford | Azure Lime - A71 | 50mL | 99% Full | Original Formula | $349 | Niche |
206 | Tom Ford | Beau de Jour | 1000mL | 100% Full | Sealed Dramming Bottle | $700 | Niche |
207 | Tom Ford | Ebene Fume | 50mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $165 | Niche |
208 | Tom Ford | Electric Cherry | 50mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $200 | Niche |
209 | Tom Ford | Fleur de Portofino | 50mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $135 | Niche |
210 | Tom Ford | Fougere Platine | 1000mL | 100% Full | Sealed Dramming Bottle | $700 | Niche |
211 | Tom Ford | Neroli Portofino | 50mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $140 | Niche |
212 | Tom Ford | Plum Japonais | 50mL | 100% Full | Decant (No Box) | $215 | Niche |
213 | Tom Ford | Rive Ambre - A63 | 50mL | 99% Full | Original Formula | $225 | Niche |
214 | Tom Ford | Rose de Amalfi | 50mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $135 | Niche |
215 | Tom Ford | Santal Blush | 50mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $140 | Niche |
216 | Tom Ford | Soleil Neige | 1000mL | 100% Full | Sealed Dramming Bottle | $700 | Niche |
217 | Tom Ford | Tobacco Vanille | 100mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $245 | Niche |
218 | Tom Ford | Tubereuse Nue | 50mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $150 | Niche |
219 | Tom Ford | Vanille Fatale | 50mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $180 | Niche |
220 | Tom Ford | White Suede | 1000mL | 100% Full | Sealed Dramming Bottle | $700 | Niche |
221 | Washington Tremlett | Black Tie | 100mL | 95% Full | | $125 | Niche |
222 | Widian | II Black | 50mL | 99% Full | Tester (No Box) | $149 | Niche |
223 | Yves Saint Laurent | Babycat | 125mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $300 | Niche |
224 | Acqua di Parma | Magnolia Nobile | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $95 | Designer |
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234 | Chanel | Coco Mademoiselle - Moisturizing Body Lotion | 200mL | 99% Full | No Box | $55 | Designer |
235 | Chanel | Coco Noir | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester; No Box | $100 | Designer |
236 | Chanel | Cristalle Eau Vert EdT Concentree | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester; No Box | $135 | Designer |
237 | Chanel | Cristalle EdP | 50mL | 95% Full | Tester; No Box | $135 | Designer |
238 | Chanel | Gabrielle Essence | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester; No Box | $100 | Designer |
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240 | Chanel | No. 5 Eau Premiere | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester; No Box | $85 | Designer |
241 | Chanel | No. 5 EdP | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester; No Box | $95 | Designer |
242 | Chanel | Platinum Egoiste | 75mL | 99% Full | SPLASH, NOT SPRAY Older Formulation | $125 | Designer |
243 | Christian Dior | Dior Homme Parfum | 100mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed (Packaging may be slightly damaged) | $175 | Designer |
244 | Christian Dior | J'adore in Joy EdT | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap, No Box | $60 | Designer |
245 | Floris | Cefiro | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester with Cap, No Box | $59 | Designer |
246 | Gucci | Gucci Guilty Absolute | 90mL | 100% Full | Tester; No Box | $70 | Designer |
247 | Guerlain | Habit Rouge Parfum | 100mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $130 | Designer |
248 | Guerlain | L'Homme Ideal Parfum | 100mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $130 | Designer |
249 | Guerlain | L'instant de Guerlain Pour Homme EXTREME | 10mL | 100% Full | VINTAGE BLACK RIM - DECANT | $50 | Designer |
250 | Guerlain | Vetiver Parfum | 100mL | 100% Full | Brand New, Sealed | $130 | Designer |
251 | Hermes | Twilly | 80mL | 100% Full | Tester; No Box | $65 | Designer |
252 | Jo Malone | Amber & Lavender | 30mL | 90% Full | No Box | $52 | Designer |
253 | Jo Malone | English Oak & Redcurrant | 30mL | 80% Full | No Box | $49 | Designer |
254 | Jo Malone | English Pear & Freesia | 100mL | 100% Full | Brand New with Gift Box and Gift Set (Body Wash, Body Lotion) | $180 | Designer |
255 | Jo Malone | Rose & White Musk Absolu | 100mL | 100% Full | No Box | $180 | Designer |
256 | Jo Malone | Scarlett Poppy Cologne Intense | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester; No Box | $130 | Designer |
257 | Lalique | Ombre Noire | 100mL | 100% Full | Sealed | $100 | Designer |
258 | Maison Martin Margiela | Replica - Jazz Club | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester (No Box) | $80 | Designer |
259 | Thierry Mugler | A*MEN | 100mL | 99% Full | Rubber Flask; No Box | $75 | Designer |
260 | Amouage | Cristal and Gold Ladies | 50mL | 95% Full | Vintage, Incredibly hard to find. Full presentation in nice condition | $399 | Vintage |
261 | Cartier | Santos EdT | 100mL | 100% Full | Spray; Refill. | $299 | Vintage |
262 | Chanel | Gardenia EdT | 100mL | 100% Full | Vintage; Sealed | $350 | Vintage |
263 | Crabtree & Evelyn | Crabtree & Evelyn Extract of West Indian and Sicilian Limes | 125mL | 100% Full | Full presentation with Box | $209 | Vintage |
264 | Dunhill | Cologne | 125mL | 99% Full | Vintage; Splash | $100 | Vintage |
265 | Ermenegildo Zegna | Haitian Vetiver | 125mL | 99% Full | No Box | $300 | Vintage |
266 | Escada | Pour Homme Aftershave | 75mL | 100% Full | BNIB Sealed | $165 | Vintage |
267 | Escada | Pour Homme Aftershave | 125mL | 100% Full | BNIB Sealed | $240 | Vintage |
268 | Floris | Special 127 | 100mL | 98% Full | Vintage; Dark Blue Box., 2 Royal Warrants, Vintage Version | $70 | Vintage |
269 | Fragonard | Zizanie | 240mL | 80% Full | Shaker bottle (Splash, not spray) no box. At least 80% Full. | $240 | Vintage |
270 | Geo F Trumper | Ajaccio Violets | 100mL | 99% Full | | $40 | Vintage |
271 | Gucci | Envy Aftershave | 50mL | 100% Full | BNIB Sealed | $140 | Vintage |
272 | Gucci | Envy Aftershave | 100mL | 100% Full | BNIB Sealed | $215 | Vintage |
273 | Gucci | Rush for Men | 50mL | 100% Full | Full Presentation; These do not come fully filled | $190 | Vintage |
274 | Gucci | Rush for Men Aftershave | 100mL | 100% Full | BNIB Sealed | $140 | Vintage |
275 | Guerlain | Heritage EdT | 200mL | 100% Full | New; Vintage; Splash. 1991 Bottle. | $225 | Vintage |
276 | Guerlain | Samrasa EdP | 50mL | 100% Full | No Box | $109 | Vintage |
277 | Guerlain | Samsara EdT 1992-1993 Formulation | 100mL | 100% Full | Tester; No Cap; No Box | $109 | Vintage |
278 | Jean Desprez | Bal a Versailles | 9 Oz | 70% Full | Vintage; Splash; No Box Open to offers on this enormous bottle. | $135 | Vintage |
279 | Lacoste | Eau de Sport Vivifiante | 100mL | 99% Full | No Box | $110 | Vintage |
280 | Lacoste | Land | 100mL | 99% Full | | $130 | Vintage |
281 | Nino Cerruti | Fair Play Pour Homme | 100mL | 99% Full | Full presentation with Box | $275 | Vintage |
282 | Paco Rabanne | Eau de Metal | 20mL | 100% Full | Vintage; Mini | $15 | Vintage |
283 | Revillon | Pour Homme Eau de Toilette Super Concentrate | 60mL | 99% Full | Atomizer | $190 | Vintage |
284 | Revillon | Pour Homme Eau de Toilette Super Concentrate | 90mL | 99% Full | Atomizer | $290 | Vintage |
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2024.05.14 19:09 Starks-Technology [OC] 6 years ago, this Redditor proposed the "Neckbeard Index". It is VASTLY outperforming the market (out-of-sample testing)
2024.05.14 19:05 GCIlanguageIELTS Tips to Ace the CELPIP Exam on Your First Attempt
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2024.05.14 18:53 ReportsStack Brain Implants Market Size, Key Trends & Projected Growth Report from 2024 to 2030
The
global brain implants market is expected to witness substantial growth, with a projected compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9%, reaching a valuation exceeding USD 4.5 billion in 2020. The escalating prevalence of conditions such as Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease worldwide stands out as a primary driver propelling market expansion. Moreover, the growing awareness surrounding the benefits of brain implants is poised to further bolster market growth. Additionally, the introduction of advanced technologies by industry leaders such as Medtronic and Neurowave is anticipated to significantly contribute to market advancement throughout the forecast period.
To know more about this study, request a free sample report @ https://www.researchcorridor.com/request-sample/?id=2129 Market Trends: Miniaturization and Wireless Technology: There's a growing trend towards miniaturization and the development of wireless brain implants, allowing for less invasive procedures and enhanced patient comfort. Wireless connectivity enables real-time data transmission and remote monitoring, facilitating more efficient diagnosis and treatment.
Advancements in Neurostimulation: Neurostimulation techniques, including deep brain stimulation (DBS), spinal cord stimulation (SCS), and vagus nerve stimulation (VNS), continue to evolve with improved electrode designs, programming algorithms, and targeting precision. These advancements enhance the efficacy and customization of neurostimulation therapies for various neurological disorders.
Closed-Loop Systems: Closed-loop or adaptive neurostimulation systems, which adjust stimulation parameters in response to neural activity, are gaining traction for their potential to optimize therapeutic outcomes while minimizing side effects. These systems offer personalized treatment approaches tailored to individual patient needs and disease progression.
Expanding Applications Beyond Movement Disorders: While historically used primarily for movement disorders such as Parkinson's disease and essential tremor, brain implants are increasingly being explored for a wider range of neurological and psychiatric conditions. These include epilepsy, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), chronic pain, and Alzheimer's disease, expanding the market's scope and potential.
Integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning: The integration of AI and machine learning algorithms into brain implants enables advanced data analysis, pattern recognition, and predictive modeling. AI-powered implants can adapt stimulation parameters in real-time based on patient-specific responses and evolving disease dynamics, optimizing treatment efficacy and patient outcomes.
Market Opportunities: The brain implants market presents several opportunities for growth and innovation. With advancements in technology and expanding clinical indications, there is a significant opportunity to address unmet medical needs and improve patient outcomes across a wide range of neurological and psychiatric conditions. Opportunities exist for the development of next-generation brain implants with enhanced functionality, miniaturization, and wireless connectivity, enabling less invasive procedures and improved patient comfort. Moreover, the integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms presents opportunities to personalize treatment approaches and optimize therapeutic outcomes based on individual patient responses. Additionally, the expanding applications of brain implants beyond movement disorders, including epilepsy, depression, chronic pain, and Alzheimer's disease, offer avenues for market expansion and diversification.
According to the recent report published by RC Market Analytics, the
Global Brain Implants Market is expected to provide sustainable growth opportunities during the forecast period from 2024 to 2030. This latest industry research study analyzes the brain implants market by various product segments, applications, regions and countries while assessing regional performances of numerous leading market participants. The report offers a holistic view of the brain implants industry encompassing numerous stakeholders including raw material suppliers, providers, distributors, consumers and government agencies, among others. Furthermore, the report includes detailed quantitative and qualitative analysis of the global market considering market history, product development, regional dynamics, competitive landscape, and key success factors (KSFs) in the industry.
Browse the Full Report Discretion @ https://www.researchcorridor.com/brain-implants-market/ Geographically, the brain implants market report comprises dedicated sections centering on the regional market revenue and trends. The brain implants market has been segmented on the basis of geographic regions into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa. Brain implants market estimates have also been provided for the historical years 2020 to 2023 along with forecast for the period from 2024 - 2030.The report includes a deep-dive analysis of key countries including the U.S., Canada, the U.K., Germany, France, Italy, China, Japan, India, Australia, Mexico, Brazil and South Africa, among others. Thereby, the report identifies unique growth opportunities across the world based on trends occurring in various developed and developing economies.
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2024.05.14 18:48 Common-Effective2630 Microarray false positive. Direct cell sample vs cultured sample??
I spoke with our geneticist already but wanted to hear if anyone has gone through something similar before or if any genetic specialists can help me interpret the situation.
Our microarray results came back normal HOWEVER the geneticist called us to explain that :
- when they initially ran the test with the direct cells taken from the amnio, "There was a 400kb deletion of a clinically significant gene (NBEA), but the log ratio is not as deep as we would typically expect." < in other words, not a clear deletion but system did flag it
- they cultured the cells and ran the array test again as well as a FISH on that specific region and both tests were normal. Notes say: "We do see a region of absence of heterozygosity at this locus in both the fetus and mother, which we think may have triggered the software to overcall it as a deletion"
- based on this, they reported back a "Normal" result but wanted to let us know of the earlier finding because it's a genetically significant finding associated with a rare but severe neurological condition. Also, technically there could be a difference between the cells in the direct sample vs the cultured one.
The only option they gave us to get more assurance on this is to do another amnio so they can run a FISH on that specific area.
My thinking/questions: - it sounds like the genetics team has already done a lot of due diligence to confidently say its a false positive, so the chance this is a true positive is very low (probably lower than risk of another amnio?) - on the chance of direct cells giving a different result than the cultured cells, don't a lot of microarrays get done based on cultured cells anyway? - should we even be worrying about this based on everything we know already? For context - 4.6mm NT, normal expanded NIPT, normal 16 and 20wk anatomy scans and fetal echos, normal FISH results on the 3 trisomys and sex chromosome
Any thoughts/opinions would be appreciated!
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2024.05.14 18:47 Sketch_x Overhaul: Seeking Advice on Backtest and Asset Choices
Hi all,
Appreciate past feedback from you guys!
After a failed walk forward test I turned my algo off and re-assessed - I know the foundation of my strategy is sound but it was too heavily reliant on various parameters that I seemingly overfit.
Iv stripped this back to basics, core strategy only and currently have this on forward testing on a demo environment as, although my live forward testing failed I did gather all the data I needed on slippage and excitation.
Here is my back test results for my system, I would really appreciate any feedback in regards to the assets traded, although I can "optimise" it to work on a larger variety if securities, it works out of the box with very minimal parameters (just stop loss adjustments) - I have accounted for spreads (averaged) but not interest or holding fees (minimal)
My concerns are:
1: Correlation
2: The shape of the curve picks up in 2018 but really seems to take off
3: Lack of data on some assets that done extend to the start of testing
4: The poor performance from 2012 to 2018 on most securities.
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2024.05.14 18:46 Dani_ele1 IBS or something more?
About two months ago I (34F) started having stomach aches/cramping, changes in bowel habits and a feeling like something was stuck or like I wasn’t done even if I’d just gone to the bathroom or knew I didn’t need to go. I went to a GI about two weeks later and she said it could be colitis or IBS, she called for a FIT test and blood work (both came back normal) and a six week diet (two weeks gluten free, two lactose free and two fodmap). While the stomach pains went away, the changes in bowel and the feeling of something stuck or incomplete did not go away. I had a follow up yesterday and now she has ordered a colonoscopy for a month from now. She mentioned it could be internal hemorrhoids or colitis and also said she’s not worried but still wants to go in and look. Even though she seems unconcerned I am terrified. My worst fear is that it could be something much more serious and that diagnosis is taking too long. My question is do those of you who have experienced similar symptoms agree with her assessment or could my fears be valid and I should do more to get answers sooner? All thoughts welcome, thank you in advance.
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2024.05.14 18:46 DeviceNo3346 Cooper PGT-A Timeline
Anyone else waiting? How long did it take for those who sent embryos for testing recently. I am so stressed sitting by my phone just waiting for the call. Samples were overnighted on 5/3.
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2024.05.14 18:44 Dani_ele1 Hemorrhoid or something more?
About two months ago I (34F) started having stomach aches/cramping, changes in bowel habits and a feeling like something was stuck or like I wasn’t done even if I’d just gone to the bathroom or knew I didn’t need to go. I went to a GI about two weeks later and she said it could be colitis or IBS, she called for a FIT test and blood work (both came back normal) and a six week diet (two weeks gluten free, two lactose free and two fodmap). While the stomach pains went away, the changes in bowel and the feeling of something stuck or incomplete did not go away. I had a follow up yesterday and now she has ordered a colonoscopy for a month from now. She mentioned it could be internal hemorrhoids or colitis and also said she’s not worried but still wants to go in and look. Even though she seems unconcerned I am terrified. My worst fear is that it could be something much more serious and that diagnosis is taking too long. My question is do those of you who have experienced similar symptoms agree with her assessment or could my fears be valid and I should do more to get answers sooner? All thoughts welcome, thank you in advance.
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2024.05.14 18:43 cireddit Weightlifting and ApHCM
My details: 35M, 5’11, 280lbs, Caucasian, confirmed diagnosis of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (apical variety) and essential hypertension (controlled), currently taking 2.5mg bisoprolol and 7.5mg ramipril, I do not nor have ever smoked, I do not drink alcohol, I do not nor have ever used recreational or performance enhancing drugs, UK.
Context: I was diagnosed with apical HCM after several heart tests. My ECG is
here if it helps. To manage my hypertension and HCM symptoms, I’m on bisoprolol (2.5mg) and ramipril (7.5mg).
I don’t have syncope. I do not suffer from breathlessness during regular activities (but obviously get out of breath if I'm exercising). I sometimes experience chest tightness (not pain) while exercising, however this does not occur if I train in a fasted state (which I find odd). I occasionally get palpitations but no other known heart rhythm issues.
My cardiologist’s care is slow-moving, and I don't have direct access for queries. I need advice on safe exercise with HCM. Post-diagnosis, the cardiologist advised ‘light to moderate’ exercise, but I’m unclear on specifics.
Although overweight, I was previously very active. I did hiking, sprinting, e-biking, and powerlifting. However, since my diagnosis, I've been seriously put off exercise given the risk of SCD with HCM. It is my understanding that walking, hiking, and biking are fine if I keep an eye on my heart rate (target under 140 BPM). I also understand powerlifting and sprinting is out as these are high intensity. However, I’m unsure about resistance training more broadly and would love some advice.
Questions: - Is it advisable for me to perform any form of resistance training, considering my age (35) and desire to maintain strength and mobility into older age? While I understand that powerlifting (high weight, low rep, with Valsalva manoeuvre) is off-limits, could I participate in high repetition, lower weight resistance exercises without Valsalva manoeuvre?
- I’m puzzled about why maintaining an average heart rate of 130bpm during a 30-minute bike ride or walk is deemed safer than a light whole-body weightlifting session that also keeps my heart rate at 130bpm. Am I overlooking a factor other than heart rate that makes certain exercises riskier for someone with HCM? If so, what is it?
- I appreciate this forum may not be able to provide me an answer at all. However, if you cannot provide an answer to the above two questions, would you be able to tell me if there specific tests or tools that could clarify whether I can safely continue weightlifting with HCM? I’ve heard of athletes with HCM who still compete, suggesting there are methods to assess this. Knowing about these could facilitate a productive discussion with my cardiologist and allow me to request a referral.
I would be grateful for any help you can offer. Thank you.
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2024.05.14 18:43 AdInteresting2401 Mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS) - Interview with Prof. Dr. Knut Brockow
Mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS) is the subject of heated debate. How are mast cell activation syndromes defined? Which diseases are included? What is the diagnosis and treatment of mast cell activation syndrome? Prof. Dr. Knut Brockow, Clinic and Polyclinic for Dermatology and Allergology at the Biederstein, Technical University of Munich answers these questions in an interview with MeinAllergiePortal.
Mast cell activation syndrome: The most important facts! -The prototype of mast cell activation syndrome is recurrent anaphylaxis
-Other forms of idiopathic mast cell activation syndrome are being sought; however, there are mainly symptom descriptions where the diagnosis cannot be made
-Clinical suspicion of MCAS is based on recurring allergy-like symptoms on the skin, nose, respiratory tract, gastrointestinal tract and circulation
-The diagnosis of MCAS is made according to recognized international criteria based on three criteria
-MCAS is often suspected even when symptoms are inappropriate and the diagnosis is unclear; the suspicion is then not helpful for patients
-The same medications are used to treat MCAS as are used to treat allergies, in particular antihistamines and cromoglicic acid
Prof. Brockow, what kind of disease is MCAS? Mast cell activation syndrome is not an established diagnosis, but rather a concept. Historically, this concept arose because an increasing number of patients came to the doctor's office with complaints that gave the impression of having been triggered by mast cells. These patients sometimes showed symptoms similar to those of allergic reactions, anaphylaxis or mastocytosis, but a clear diagnosis for these diseases could not be made. Nevertheless, it was suspected that there could at least be a connection with mast cell diseases. Unfortunately, the term MCAS created more uncertainty than understanding. This is because MCAS is now thrown around as a diagnosis for many patients with many symptoms and an unclear diagnosis. This is not helpful for patients and fuels short-term hope of diagnosis and cure, which cannot be fulfilled later.
Is MCAS an autoimmune disease? No, in autoimmune diseases mast cells are not primarily involved and not as lead cells, but lymphocytes that attack the body's own structures, in some cases by forming antibodies.
Is there a connection between mast cell activation syndrome and autoimmune diseases? No, there is no known connection between MCAS and autoimmune diseases. It has also been claimed by specific authors that other diseases, such as Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) and myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) are related to mast cell activation syndrome. However, there are no good arguments for this. Unfortunately, such claims are easy to make and difficult to refute.
What is the cause of mast cell activation syndrome? Mast cell activation syndrome is actually more of a symptom description than a diagnosis in its own right. Mast cell activation syndrome is fully applicable to recurrent anaphylaxis (severe allergic reactions in several organ systems such as the skin, respiratory tract, digestive tract and circulatory system), for example due to insect bites. All the criteria for mast cell activation syndrome are met here. Severe allergic reactions are the most common cause of MCAS. However, although the term MCAS is correct in this context, it does not provide any additional information, as patients with such events are better described as patients with a diagnosis of anaphylaxis or allergy, and the term MCAS is somewhat confusing.
Is mast cell activation syndrome genetic? MCAS itself is not genetic, but patients with the genetic disease mastocytosis often suffer from anaphylaxis, particularly to insect venom, and therefore MCAS. In addition, it is currently being investigated whether people with genetically determined hereditary alpha-tryptasemia suffer more frequently from MCAS.
How did the term mast cell activation syndrome come about? There were many patients without a clear diagnosis, some of whom predominantly showed the symptoms typical of mast cell diseases. Accordingly, the experts dealing with mast cell diseases saw the need to develop a concept that took into account the “undiagnosable” symptoms of the patients. In the course of this, the terms “mast cell activation” and “mast cell activation syndrome” were defined. In addition, an attempt was made to sort all mast cell diseases into a classification with regard to mast cell activation. However, the difficulty in classifying these complaints is that many of the complaints described by patients are subjective, relatively non-specific and can be both organic and psychosomatic.
How have you defined mast cell diseases and which diseases do they include? Mast cell diseases are defined as recurring chronic symptoms that are compatible with mast cell activation.
Mast cell activation is classified on the basis of three criteria:
Recurrent typical clinical symptoms in at least two organ systems
An increase in mast cell mediators can be detected in the blood, most frequently by determining the serum tryptase level during an acute attack
Good response of symptoms to anti-mast cell mediator-directed therapy, especially H1 antihistamines
What types of mast cell disease are there?
The classification of mast cell diseases associated with mast cell activation syndromes defines three groups:
1. primary mast cell activation syndrome Primary mast cell activation syndrome is explained by a clonal expansion of mutated overactive mast cells. It manifests as systemic or cutaneous mastocytosis. If these criteria are not completely fulfilled, but clonal mast cells have been detected, it is referred to as monoclonal mast cell activation syndrome.
2 Secondary mast cell activation syndrome Secondary mast cell activation syndrome is present when clear triggers of mast cell activation are known. There are established terms for secondary mast cell activation syndrome that we are more familiar with, such as “anaphylaxis” to a known trigger. The classification in the second group of mast cell diseases is therefore merely a reclassification. Examples of mast cell activation are physical urticaria or cold urticaria. Allergies such as pollen allergies are also secondary mast cell activations, as hay fever also causes symptoms typical of mast cell diseases. In pollen allergies, mast cell mediators are found in the blood serum and drugs directed against mast cells have a good effect. If the symptoms recur in several organ systems, this is referred to as mast cell activation syndrome.
3. tertiary or idiopathic mast cell activation syndrome Tertiary or idiopathic mast cell activation syndrome refers to mast cell diseases whose triggers are unknown. This group would include, for example, chronic spontaneous urticaria, which has additional symptoms in other organs. Here we know that mast cells are activated, but not by what. This group of idiopathic mast cell activation syndromes would also include patients with as yet undescribed clinical pictures who do not fulfill the diagnostic criteria of known mast cell diseases, e.g. allergy, anaphylaxis, but in whom the disease is triggered by mast cells. In these patients, however, the connection between the symptoms and the activities of the mast cells must be proven.
Does this mean that tertiary or idiopathic mast cell activation syndrome is a diagnosis of exclusion? Idiopathic mast cell activation syndrome can be described as a diagnosis of exclusion insofar as the prerequisite for the diagnosis is that there is no other disease causing the symptoms. However, the symptoms described are often very, very unspecific and could also be caused by a variety of other diseases. However, there are the three criteria for mast cell activation syndrome already mentioned. If these are not all fulfilled, this diagnosis cannot be made.
How common is mast cell activation syndrome? Anaphylaxis and severe recurrent allergies are not uncommon and represent the vast majority of appropriate cases for MCAS. In addition, mastocytosis patients often have multiple anaphylaxis and therefore also MCAS. However, our initial idea of finding a new disease, idiopathic mast cell activation syndrome, has not yet been confirmed. There are many patients with many symptoms for whom a clear organic diagnosis cannot yet be made. However, it is almost never possible to prove that a defect in the mast cells is primarily responsible for the symptoms. Many of these patients describe symptoms that could fit, and in some patients anti-allergic drugs also have a positive effect. But in only very few patients can an increase in mast cell mediators be detected during an acute attack. I now believe that somatic stress disorders could play a significant role in many of the patients examined.
Histamine intolerance is also a diagnosis of exclusion, is there a connection with mast cell activation syndrome? Histamine intolerance can cause similar symptoms, but is not a mast cell disorder and has nothing to do with MCAS. When mast cells are activated, the messenger substance histamine is released, which in turn can cause symptoms. In histamine intolerance, the mast cell is not activated - it is not involved in any way. Rather, histamine intolerance describes patients with an increased sensitivity to histamine, which is supplied, for example, via the diet. This can lead to similar symptoms, but in contrast to mast cell activation syndrome, histamine intolerance has a clear trigger, histamine. As a result, the symptoms occur after eating histamine-rich foods, but disappear again if the patient follows a low-histamine diet. A test is also available to diagnose histamine intolerance.
So there are also patients with suspected mast cell activation syndrome who cannot be assigned to a classification group, even though they have corresponding symptoms? There are many patients in whom no mast cell activation syndrome can be detected despite suspicion. They do not fit into one of the three groups. However, this also used to include monoclonal mast cell activation syndrome. These patients showed anaphylaxis and a KIT mutation, but not the full criteria for mastocytosis. In the meantime, a separate disease diagnosis has been created for these patients. The independent accepted disease of these patients therefore lies between mastocytosis and normal findings.
We thought that there might be other forms of idiopathic MCAS with clinical pictures that have not yet been described. However, this is not supported by the findings to date. There are patients who show symptoms but do not meet the necessary criteria for idiopathic mast cell activation syndrome. In these patients, the diagnosis remains unclear. In how many of these patients functional physical complaints play a role still needs to be investigated.
Are there risk factors that favor mast cell activation syndrome? There are hardly any recognized studies on this. In a study conducted by Cem Akin in the USA, patients were examined who met the three criteria for idiopathic mast cell activation syndrome. They had the right symptoms, there was an increase in mediators and their symptoms improved with treatment. It was shown that many of these patients suffered from urticaria factitia, a scratch-induced urticaria, abdominal pain and flushing.
Recently, a genetic trait was discovered, hereditary alpha-tryptasemia with elevated basal serum tryptase levels. In patients with this trait and insect venom allergy, the severity of the allergic reaction appears to be increased. It is also discussed that the frequency of mast cell activation syndrome is increased in patients with this genetic trait. However, the published studies are not yet unanimous in this respect.
What symptoms can occur with MCAS? The following symptoms could be signs of mast cell activation syndrome:
MCAS symptoms on the skin: Appearance of sudden intense redness (flushing)
itching
wheal formation
Deep wheal formation (angioedema or Quincke's edema)
MCAS symptoms on the nose: Nasal congestion
Nasal itching
MCAS symptoms in the airways:
Swelling of the upper airways
Wheezing
Shortness of breath
MCAS symptoms of the digestive tract: Vomiting
abdominal pain
diarrhea
Systemic MCAS symptoms: Syncope - where you suddenly lose consciousness, but only for a short time
Sudden drop in blood pressure
Allergic shock
These symptoms can occur together or individually. In principle, symptoms must occur in two or more organ systems for MCAS. These symptoms, together with the typical skin changes and anaphylaxis, are also typical of mastocytosis.
Are muscle pain and hair loss also symptoms of MCAS? No, why would anyone think that these symptoms are primarily caused by a malfunction of mast cells? Mast cells are not important cells for muscle pain and hair loss.
How is MCAS diagnosed? MCAS is a diagnosis of exclusion, i.e. there is no mast cell activation syndrome test. However, this does not mean that all other diseases must be ruled out before a diagnosis of MCAS can be made.
When testing directly for mast cell activation syndrome, three criteria would be examined, all of which must be met, not just two:
First, there must be a matching of symptoms to see if the above symptoms are leading, recurrent and occur in at least two organ systems.
Is there a substantial or complete improvement in the clinical symptoms when taking anti-allergic medication, antihistamines or cromoglicic acid? Then this criterion would apply.
The blood levels of tryptase in the serum can now be examined at two different points in time. This would check whether there is an increase in mast cell mediators or tryptase in the blood serum in a highly symptomatic phase or during a seizure compared to a time when there are no symptoms.
What does the tryptase level in the blood mean in the diagnosis of mast cell activation syndrome? If the mast cell mediator tryptase rises by 20 percent of the basal value, i.e. the initial value, + 2 ng/ml during such an episode, the diagnosis of mast cell activation syndrome has been made without the need to rule out other diseases beforehand. However, taking blood samples to determine the tryptase levels is very time-consuming, because a blood sample should be taken in the normal state and then another blood sample should be taken during a seizure or a highly symptomatic episode. This means that the patient must see a doctor in good time for a blood test during the acute phase. If these tests are negative, mast cell activation syndrome cannot be confirmed.
Elevated tryptase levels also play a role in anaphylaxis, is there a connection with mast cell activation syndrome? Anaphylaxis is an extremely strong mast cell activation, the “prototype” of mast cell activation, so to speak. The tryptase level rises, so that it is considered an indicator of anaphylaxis. Here too, the basal value is measured and compared with the value during an episode. The relevant factor is the resulting increase in the tryptase value. The therapy against mast cells is effective in this case. In this respect, anaphylaxis is the classic form of mast cell activation syndrome.
The tryptase value also plays a role in the diagnosis of mastocytosis, what are the correlations here? Mastocytosis patients also have an elevated baseline tryptase level. This is therefore an indication of mastocytosis and an indication for a final diagnosis by means of a bone marrow biopsy. However, there is also a mastocytosis-independent correlation between tryptase and anaphylaxis. People who have a higher number of mast cells often develop more severe anaphylaxis than people with fewer mast cells. The tryptase basal value is therefore considered a kind of indicator for the total mast cells in the body. For example, insect venom anaphylactic patients with elevated basal mast cell tryptase levels in the blood are at increased risk of severe anaphylaxis.
What can be done against MCAS and which medications help? The aim of treatment for mast cell activation syndrome is to slow down the effect of the overactivated mast cells and to calm the mast cells. In particular, the avoidance of allergic triggers is available for this purpose.
Histamine receptor blockers are tried as medication to block the effects of mast cell activation by histamine. Mast cell stabilizers or blockers of mast cell release, cromoglicic acid, can also calm the mast cells. Cromoglicic acid is also used in mastocytosis patients. It is important to know that the use of cromoglicic acid is not advisable if the attack has already run its course. On the other hand, many patients achieve a significant improvement in symptoms if cromoglicic acid is taken continuously as a preventive measure and in a sufficiently high dose. This has also been shown to be the case with antihistamines.
Another option would be leukotriene receptor antagonists and corticosteroids in the short term, but never over a longer period of time.
Unfortunately, many patients with previously unexplained complaints are given a suspected diagnosis of MCAS in the hope that this knowledge will lead to better treatment or perhaps a cure. However, apart from the drugs mentioned, which can also be used on a trial basis in cases of suspected MCAS, there are no other useful drugs available. In this respect, the suspicion of MCAS unfortunately does not offer patients any additional treatment options.
Are there foods that activate or deactivate mast cells? No such foods are known in humans. Of course, it is possible to bombard mast cells in a test tube with high concentrations of food and measure whether the natural activation of mast cells is increased or reduced. However, such tests are generally not meaningful for humans when consumed.
Can naturopathy help with mast cell activation syndrome? I don't know how it could help. Naturopathy is the attempt to achieve a positive effect through naturally occurring active substances. Is the avoidance of allergens in our natural environment already naturopathy?
Could certain vitamins, for example vitamin C, be beneficial for MCAS? This is claimed by a few doctors without any convincing results. Vitamin C is also said to help against seasickness. After all, vitamin C, taken in normal amounts, is not harmful and is beneficial. Sometimes the conviction that a substance is good for you also helps. That's why the experiment doesn't bother me.
Is it possible to prevent mast cell activation syndrome? Yes, by avoiding MCAS with a known trigger. This is the case with allergies. In the case of allergies and recurrent anaphylaxis as a form of MCAS, omalizumab, an antibody against immunoglobulin E, can also be used in individual patients.
Prof. Brockow, thank you very much for this interview!
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2024.05.14 18:41 ReportsStack Warfarin Market Size, Growth & Statistics Report from 2024 to 2030
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global warfarin market is projected to experience substantial growth, with a notable compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2.4%, potentially reaching USD 2,732 million by 2027. This growth is primarily attributed to the rising prevalence of atrial fibrillation worldwide, contributing to an increased demand for warfarin. Additionally, the effective implementation of treatment guidelines related to the management of deep vein thrombosis/pulmonary embolism (DVT/PE) further amplifies the market's growth trajectory.
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Personalized Medicine Approaches: With advancements in pharmacogenomics, there is growing interest in personalized medicine approaches for anticoagulant therapy, including warfarin dosing. Genetic testing for variants in genes such as CYP2C9 and VKORC1 enables healthcare providers to tailor warfarin dosages more precisely, minimizing the risk of adverse events and improving treatment outcomes.
Increasing Focus on Patient Monitoring and Management: There's a heightened emphasis on patient monitoring and management to optimize the efficacy and safety of warfarin therapy. Innovations in point-of-care testing devices, remote monitoring solutions, and patient education programs empower patients and healthcare providers to manage anticoagulation therapy more effectively, reducing the risk of complications such as bleeding and thrombosis.
Integration of Digital Health Technologies: Digital health technologies, including mobile applications, wearables, and telemedicine platforms, are being integrated into anticoagulation management workflows to enhance patient engagement, adherence, and clinical outcomes. These technologies enable real-time communication between patients and healthcare providers, facilitating remote monitoring, medication adherence tracking, and timely intervention when needed.
Focus on Safety and Bleeding Risk Mitigation: Efforts to minimize the risk of bleeding complications associated with warfarin therapy remain a key focus area in anticoagulation management. Strategies such as dose optimization, regular monitoring of International Normalized Ratio (INR) levels, and patient education on bleeding risk factors and precautions are essential for ensuring the safe and effective use of warfarin.
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2024.05.14 18:40 Phixioner Will be going for stem cell treatments today
I am in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico and will be going for four different stem cell treatments today with DBC.
I will be doing 300 million IV, 50 million intrathecal IV (injected in the spinal cord) 25 million nebulized treatment (breathed in via nebulizer) and finally will get 50 million stem cells + PRP injected directly into my penis.
I am a 27 year old male, physically fit, but have a host of different health problems that I think stem cells may help (sorted from most important to least important):
- IBS, loose stools, food intolerances
- Poor sleep/rest
- Fatigue
- Brainfog, problems with focus and working memory
- Some arthritis and also proneness to tendonitis
- Urinary incontinence
- Inflamed skin, acne
- Scar tissue in nostrils, damaged mucus membranes, excess mucus in throat
- Bronchitis
After returning from Mexico I will also start using BPC-157 (peptide), growth hormone and a full body high intensity PEMF device (pulsed electromagnetic field therapy) daily.
In addition to this I have planned to do testing for food intolerances (I do know somewhat what I handle and not already) and be more strict with elimination and also a CSAPx2 stool sample/gut microbiome analysis and implement steps based on the results.
Now it might be hard to say what potential progress or improvement can be accredited to the MSCs and what will be accredited to the different modalities I will be using, but if it's of any interest to the community I can update you on the potential changes I experience.
I do suspect the stem cells will have the largest impact.
Let me know if this is of any interest.
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2024.05.14 18:38 stuffmyfacewmomos Passed the PMP exam AT/AT/T
First of all, thank you so much for this community and the people who have responded to my questions and provided helpful tips and tricks - I could not have passed without y'all's guidance. I do not have formal project management experience, I have a PhD in Social Sciences so I had experience managing research projects and am currently working in government, so I manage small and medium size projects. Here is my experience and some tips that may help you as you are preparing for the exam:
[These are all my personal experiences]
- General: This is not an easy exam: Please study all the processes, abbreviations, specific contents within subtopics (such as what are the 5 ways to deal with negative risks, etc). Although everyone says you don't need to memorize, there are some things that memorizing will help you out a lot in addition to understanding.
- Study Materials: Primarily used AR's Udemy course for preparation - he was my best friend for 3 months. I watched that course twice in 1.75 speed, and took detailed notes on processes. Got 75% on his mock exam. I bought study hall and I used it for the mock exams and practice questions. I scored 63% on the first mock and 67% on the second [with expert questions]. On the mini sections, I would score 65-70 with expert questions and 83-85 without expert. I realized that the expert questions just confused me, so I started ignoring them closer to the exam date. I have a long commute to work, so I also listened to Scott Payne's PMP prep book on Audible. This guy is so fun and incredible, and uses very engaging case studies to help you learn. If you're like me and are able to focus on audiobooks, I strongly recommend him. I only discovered David Maclachlan a week-ish before the exam date, so I would just look at his YouTube videos for 30 mins - 1 hour before going to bed.
- Mindset: Nail this down. Even when questions seemed confusing, AR's mindset came to my rescue because I was at least able to eliminate choices that deal with escalating things to the management. Along with his mindset, here are some things that I learned by doing the questions again and again:
- Whenever there is a conflict, speak to BOTH parties, not just one.
- The answer almost always starts with “review,” “plan,” “assess,” “sit down with,” “evaluate” AS OPPOSED to with “perform,” “change,” conduct,” because you always want to evaluate the situation before jumping to action
- Removing team member should be the last resort UNLESS they do something unethical
- I know AR keeps saying that co location is the best option - IT IS NOT WHEN THERE ARE GEOGRAPHICAL AND BUDGET LIMITATIONS (This may be too obvious for most people but wasn't for me, LOL)
4. Exam day prep: EAT and hydrate please. I was so nervous, so I thought I wasn't hungry, but I downed a whole sandwich before the test (It was at 2 PM, I am not a morning person), and that helped me sustain my pace throughout the exam. I used the two breaks and drank water and did some stretches. I asked the test center people for a calculator and they gave it to me, although there was no question that required any calculation.
- Even if the section is on the easier side, DO NOT RELAX too much. I finished with 6 minutes to spare and was rushing towards the end.
- DO NOT LOSE HOPE if some questions are hard on a row. Keep going, keep flagging, keep using mindset. KEEP GOING.
- I suggest to not take any mock exam on the day of or even a day before the exam. These tests are so draining, so relax, do something fun, eat good, and give it your all at the exam.
- Other: I blocked at least 2 hours per weekday for 3 months to study
I hope this note helps you as you are preparing for your certification, I am rooting for you!
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2024.05.14 18:36 ludok2 ISO NFC Access cards (w/mag stripe and chip)
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2024.05.14 18:35 3rd_Death_Star Super Samples
18 super samples an hour.
I’m sure something similar is posted elsewhere but none of the other guides have worked for me. I can’t consistently find the rock on the map and usually spend too much time looking and get whacked by a patrol and can’t recover.
What has worked for me is this and it works on suicide missions and above, solo or with a team of friends on the same page.
- Select a blitz mission, bots or bugs, doesn’t matter but I’ve found bots are easier to outrun if you get caught and bug breaches on helldive are just crazy.
- Wear scout armor that decreases your detectable range.
- Drop in a clear area near extraction to get set up.
- You can pretty easily avoid most enemies.
- Make your way around the map until you find the radar tower (so far there has always been one on blitz) or you find the thumb rock. You can easily avoid the main and sub objectives as well.
- ALL super samples in a blitz mission spawn together so 6 on Helldive.
- If you don’t find the rock before you activate the radar there are only 3 or 4 MPI, so it’s easy to find the rock after activation.
8A. Sneak your way to extraction and chill/hide. You shouldn’t have much time left until the extraction sequence.
8B. If you cleared the objectives, still let time expire and don’t active extraction. This auto-calls in Pelican 1 BUT doesn’t seem to trigger any major wave. I’m still testing but it’s been pretty consistent.
8C. You can drop the samples near the beacon in case you get killed but any adds should be manageable.
- Hop on the bird and fly away with up to 6 super samples every 15 minutes or so.
I’ve done this as I said solo (and I’m not good) and with a group. I’ll usually sneak off looking for the radar or the rock while the rest of the team clears objectives and we just meet at extraction. Scout armor is probably the key.
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2024.05.14 18:32 Beautiful_Heron8839 Becoming increasingly desperate for hormones. What are my best options? (MtF)
Hi, I'm waiting for my 2nd assessment with CMagic, after having my first assessment back in November 2023.
It's a very long and convoluted story but basically I was led to believe that my second appointment would take place just a month or two after my first, and that I'd be able to access hormones by December 2023/January 2024.
The whole process is immensely frustrating and after being told that I'm probably waiting another 8-10 weeks until I can get hormones I was distraught and started self harming again.
I was told I couldn't book my second appointment until after the blood test results but I assumed it would only take a week or two so I was holding on, just to find out that it took 3 weeks for my GP to pass on the results to CMagic and that I now still have got a long wait.
I've only managed to cope so far because at every point I've been told that I only have to wait a few more weeks at each stage but since hearing that It will be a minimum of 6 weeks wait once i get the appointment, plus a few extra weeks of waiting for the appointment date, I've been feeling pretty desperate.
Today I went to my GP in Liverpool to ask about a bridging prescription. He said my surgery didn't do them and didn't think any surgery in Liverpool would. Has anyone had a positive experience of getting a bridging prescription in Liverpool?
If I go private for a prescription what/where do people recommend?
I've had gamete storage , had the blood test and have signed a consent form for my hormones through CMagic, so only really need a short term prescription to see me through until my 2nd assessment with CMagic.
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2024.05.14 18:32 welldressedman05 What steps should I take if Mold is present?
My wife and I recently bought a house that is only 3 years old and after living in it for 1 month we suspect there is mold in the house. On the second floor the inspection report said that the wood floor was cupping but said we could fix that with a dehumidifier. We have since gotten a second opinion from a specialized mold inspector and he took samples and tests to confirm his suspicions that there is indeed mold present in our crawl space and most likely in the wall where the wood is cupping. This wall is the backside of the master bathroom vanity and most likely a line was pierced by a nail when installing the footer. Any advise on how to proceed would be much appreciated. The sellers did not disclose that there was a water leak, but there was a $0.00 line item on the address that home insurance picked up.
The first picture is of a home test we took to sample the air in the guest bathroom.
The second picture is of the home inspection detail about the cupping wood floor in the master.
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2024.05.14 18:21 Worth_Teach4005 Failed a problematically unclear milestone test for promotion. Manager admitted it was flawed and is revising the instructions, but won't let me retake the rest for a month, which is past the deadline for my annual review/promotion. Should I escalate?
My current role has several "milestones" that we have to meet for promotion. I quickly finished all but one milestone before my first annual review. The final milestone, which is a two-part skills assessment, I had to put off for months because my manager had the test under revision until a few weeks before my annual review. Once she released the tests, I took them. A colleague of mine who is level 2 in our role and has been there for 5 years also took these tests at the same time. We both failed the tests.
When I reviewed the things my manager marked incorrect, I checked with other team members, who all told me that they would have put the same answers I did on many of the "incorrect" questions. Several things that manager marked wrong, my teammates told me they've never heard of before and have never done as part of our regular work rotations.
The tests had no directions, other than a quick verbal explanation from my manager. We have no written guidelines, SOPs, or style standards to refer to. Meaning there's no definitive source of "truth" that I can point to to say that my manager's assessment was incorrect. Further, when discussing my results with her, she admitted that I found several things wrong in the tests that she didn't intend to have been in there. After my meeting to discuss the results, my manager immediately had another employee start writing new directions in all the areas I missed and pointed out to her.
Despite all of this, she still will not let me retake test until a one-month period has passed. This just so happens to fall a week after my annual review. Which means, for how our promotion structure works, even if I take and pass the tests after one month, I will have to wait another year for my second annual review to go up for promotion. My colleague who has been there for 5 years and also failed is in the same situation.
Is this a situation that I should escalate to either my manager's boss or HR? Is this a common thing to have happen at a job? Should I just start looking elsewhere and get out?
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2024.05.14 18:17 ReportsStack Interactive Whiteboard Market Size, Key Trends & Projected Growth Report from 2024 to 2030
The
global interactive whiteboard market is poised to experience substantial growth, with a projected compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.5% during the forecast period to 2027, surpassing a value of USD 1.7 billion in 2020. This growth is fueled by several key factors, including the escalating adoption of digital learning and virtual classrooms on a global scale. Furthermore, the increasing demand for gamification techniques and the surging popularity of whiteboards integrated with artificial intelligence are anticipated to drive market expansion even further. The rapid proliferation of e-learning methodologies and the widespread uptake of virtual classrooms have contributed significantly to the market's upward trajectory.
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Rise of Hybrid Learning Environments: With the increasing adoption of hybrid learning models combining in-person and remote instruction, interactive whiteboards play a pivotal role in facilitating seamless collaboration and interaction between students and educators across physical and virtual spaces. Features like screen sharing, annotation tools, and remote access capabilities cater to the needs of both onsite and remote learners.
Focus on Remote Collaboration Tools: The shift towards remote work and virtual collaboration has accelerated the demand for interactive whiteboards with advanced remote collaboration features. These include cloud-based storage, video conferencing integrations, and multi-platform compatibility, enabling teams to collaborate effectively regardless of geographical location.
Gamification and Interactive Learning: Educational institutions and corporate training programs are increasingly incorporating gamification elements into interactive whiteboard solutions to enhance engagement and motivation. Gamified activities, quizzes, and interactive lessons not only make learning more enjoyable but also encourage active participation and knowledge retention.
Accessibility and Inclusivity Features: There's a growing emphasis on designing interactive whiteboards with accessibility features to cater to diverse learner needs. Features such as screen readers, color contrast adjustments, and voice commands enable inclusive learning experiences for students with disabilities or special educational requirements.
Market Opportunities: The interactive whiteboard market presents numerous opportunities for growth and innovation. With the increasing adoption of digital learning solutions and remote collaboration tools, there is a significant opportunity for interactive whiteboard manufacturers to capitalize on the growing demand for advanced educational technologies. The rise of hybrid learning environments, driven by the shift towards blended learning models, creates a need for versatile interactive whiteboard solutions that seamlessly integrate in-person and virtual instruction. Moreover, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies presents opportunities to enhance interactive whiteboards with intelligent features such as personalized content recommendations and adaptive learning algorithms. Furthermore, the expanding market for corporate training and remote work solutions offers opportunities for interactive whiteboard vendors to cater to the needs of businesses seeking effective tools for virtual collaboration and communication.
According to the recent report published by RC Market Analytics, the
Global Interactive Whiteboard Market is expected to provide sustainable growth opportunities during the forecast period from 2024 to 2030. This latest industry research study analyzes the interactive whiteboard market by various product segments, applications, regions and countries while assessing regional performances of numerous leading market participants. The report offers a holistic view of the interactive whiteboard industry encompassing numerous stakeholders including raw material suppliers, providers, distributors, consumers and government agencies, among others. Furthermore, the report includes detailed quantitative and qualitative analysis of the global market considering market history, product development, regional dynamics, competitive landscape, and key success factors (KSFs) in the industry.
Browse the Full Report Discretion @ https://www.researchcorridor.com/interactive-whiteboard-market/ Geographically, the interactive whiteboard market report comprises dedicated sections centering on the regional market revenue and trends. The interactive whiteboard market has been segmented on the basis of geographic regions into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa. Interactive whiteboard market estimates have also been provided for the historical years 2020 to 2023 along with forecast for the period from 2024 - 2030.The report includes a deep-dive analysis of key countries including the U.S., Canada, the U.K., Germany, France, Italy, China, Japan, India, Australia, Mexico, Brazil and South Africa, among others. Thereby, the report identifies unique growth opportunities across the world based on trends occurring in various developed and developing economies.
The Interactive Whiteboard Market Segmentation: By Technology: - Infrared
- Resistive Membrane
- Electromagnetic Pen
- Capacitive
- Others
By Form Factor: By Projection Technique: - Front Projection
- Rear Projection
By Application: - Education
- Corporate
- Commercial
- Others
By Region: - North America
- Europe
- Asia Pacific
- Latin America
- Middle East & Africa
Prominent companies in the global interactive whiteboard market include Panasonic Corporation, LG Display Co., Ltd, Xiamen Interactive Technology Co., Ltd, SMART Technologies ULC, BenQ Corporation, and Cisco Systems, Inc. These firms are actively navigating market landscapes through various strategies such as expansion initiatives, fresh investments, service innovations, and collaborative ventures. Additionally, players are venturing into new geographical territories through expansion and acquisition endeavors, aiming to harness joint synergies for a competitive edge.
To know more about this study, request a free sample report @ https://www.researchcorridor.com/request-sample/?id=4430 Key Questions Answered by Interactive Whiteboard Market Report: - Product popularity and adoption based on various country-level dynamics
- Regional presence and product development for leading market participants
- Market forecasts and trend analysis based on ongoing investments and economic growth in key countries
- Competitive landscape based on revenue, product offerings, years of presence, number of employees and market concentration, among others
- Various industry models such as SWOT analysis, Pestle Analysis, Porter’s Five Force model, Value Chain Analysis pertaining to Interactive Whiteboard market
- Analysis of the key factors driving and restraining the growth of the global, regional and country-level markets from 2020-2030
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