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Product description

Ds-Digest S by Systemic Formulas utilizes vegetable enzymes to provide support for a healthy digestive system. Considered to be a milder version of the D (Digest) formula, particularly effective for those who have a sensitive stomach.

• Vegetable Enzymes
• Digestive Support
• Contains Betaine HCL

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The Kamado Joe Classic II sets a new standard for craftsmanship & innovation. The Classic II features a thick-walled, heat-resistant shell that locks in smoke & moisture at any temperature. Beneath the easy-open lid, a large cooking surface crafted from commercial-grade 304 stainless steel provides ample space for 10-12 fillets or chicken breasts. Other standard features include the Divide & Conquer flexible cooking system, a precision ventilation dial & a patented slide-out ash drawer for easy access & cleaning.

• Breakthrough Air Lift hinge reduces dome weight by 96%
• Exclusive Divide & Conquer flexible cooking system multilevel, half-rack design doubles cooking space and frees you to cook different foods on different levels and on different cooking surfaces
• Patented, all-aluminum, no-rust, rain-proof control tower top vent maintains consistent air setting for precise airflow management
• All-new, double-thick wire mesh fiberglass gasket offers superior air-tight seal and 10 times the life of normal industry gaskets
• New advanced multi-panel firebox six-piece design eliminates breakage

User questions & answers

Question:	does this unit include the stand and shelves I see pictured
Answer:	If the unit you're buying is described as "Stand Alone," it will not come with a stand or shelves. I believe these items can be purchased separately, but most who purchase the Stand Alone version will either place it into a table-surround or allow it to stand freely. For these purposes, the Stand Alone unit comes with three "feet" to elevate it from wood surfaces and/or to help stabilize it. (These feet can be placed along the bottom in any position along the circumference.)
Question:	I need to know what size hole i need to cut in my outdoor kitchen counter top so i can set it in for kamado joe kj23nrhc classic ii
Answer:	The dimensions of the Classic II Stand alone are 25.75" x 33.88" x 30.88" (WxHxD).
Question:	What is the return or replacement policy? I see that a lot of customer's grill has shown up damaged and I want to avoid wasting over a grand
Answer:	Inspect on delivery, refuse if damaged
Question:	What is included with this package
Answer:	Premium 18” Ceramic Grill Divide & Conquer® Flexible Cooking System Air Lift Hinge Kontrol Tower Top Vent AMP FireBox Stainless Steel Latch Wire Mesh Fiberglass Gasket Patented Slide-Out Ash Drawer Built-in Thermometer Grill Gripper Ash Tool 3 Grill Feet

Product features

CLASSIC II

Our Most Popular Grill. The kamado that set a new high standard for craftsmanship and innovation.

KONTROL TOWER TOP VENT

Precise temperature control

AMP FIREBOX

Advanced Multi-Piece Firebox retains heat & prevents breakage

AIR LIFT HINGE

Reduces dome weight by 96%

FIBERGLASS MESH GASKET

For an air-tight seal

DIVIDE AND CONQUER

Versatility in cooking with variation in temperature ranges & cooking surfaces

STAINLESS STEEL LATCH

Self-activating latch locks in heat and smoke for the perfect cook

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10 grams Dehydrated Papaic Digest of Soybean (also know as Soytone and Peptone S) Highest Quality, Laboratory Grade Peptone S Available! Perfect for making Tryptic Soy Agar!

• 10 grams Dehydrated Papaic Digest of Soybean (Soytone, Peptone S)
• Highest Quality, Laboratory Grade Peptone S Available!
• Perfect for making Tryptic Soy Agar!

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You Got This: A Breakdown Of The ACT Scores

The ACT is the leading US college admissions test, giving college admission departments a deeper look into your capabilities as a student and how prepared you are for college. In fact, some say your ACT scores hold greater value than your GPA in college admissions, so it's important to know how scores are measured, what to aim for, and how colleges and universities view your results.

First, Breathe

The ACT could very well be your ticket into the school of your dreams (no pressure!). You probably already have a good idea of what you're going to be tested on, but with so much riding on one test, it doesn't hurt to take a moment to review what's on the ACT.

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Getting Plenty of Practice

Although the best way to prepare for the ACT is to take rigorous high school classes and do well in them, it also helps to know the test format and types of questions that will be asked so that there are no surprises on test day. Your level of comfort in taking the ACT also plays an important role in how well you will do, and the best way to build that confidence is by taking practice tests.

Practice tests help you mentally prepare for the ACT and identify strengths and areas of needed improvement that should be addressed in order to improve test performance. For example, if time runs out while you're taking a practice test, then you need to work on pacing. Practice tests also are good indicators of areas where you excel and which subject areas may need further study before taking the ACT.

Take Note

Write notes in the practice test to highlight key details, or work out a problem on paper.

Stay in the Lines

Mark answers on the answer sheet carefully, and write the essay neatly and in the correct place in the practice test (essay must be written using a soft-lead pencil).

Pick One

Make sure only one answer is marked on the answer sheet for each question and that there are no stray marks.

Check Your Math

Check math calculations using scratch paper or the permitted calculator.

Make a Guess

Answer all the questions on the answer sheet—using logic to eliminate incorrect answer choices if unsure, since you will not be penalized for guessing on the test.

Divide and Conquer

Divide the available time per section by the number of questions (if you have 60 minutes to complete 60 math questions, then plan to spend one minute on each question). If you're taking the writing test, divide your time into planning, writing, and then revising the essay.

Get a Head Start

Review the directions ahead of time to prevent wasting time during the actual test.

Read with Care

Read each question carefully to avoid preventable errors.

Circle Back

Tackle the easy questions first and then go back to the more difficult questions if time allows (mark a skipped question on the practice test, not the answer sheet, to quickly refer back later).

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You Got This: A Breakdown Of The ACT Scores

The ACT is the leading US college admissions test, giving college admission departments a deeper look into your capabilities as a student and how prepared you are for college. In fact, some say your ACT scores hold greater value than your GPA in college admissions, so it's important to know how scores are measured, what to aim for, and how colleges and universities view your results.

First, Breathe

The ACT could very well be your ticket into the school of your dreams (no pressure!). You probably already have a good idea of what you're going to be tested on, but with so much riding on one test, it doesn't hurt to take a moment to review what's on the ACT.

Product features

Getting Plenty of Practice

Although the best way to prepare for the ACT is to take rigorous high school classes and do well in them, it also helps to know the test format and types of questions that will be asked so that there are no surprises on test day. Your level of comfort in taking the ACT also plays an important role in how well you will do, and the best way to build that confidence is by taking practice tests.

Practice tests help you mentally prepare for the ACT and identify strengths and areas of needed improvement that should be addressed in order to improve test performance. For example, if time runs out while you're taking a practice test, then you need to work on pacing. Practice tests also are good indicators of areas where you excel and which subject areas may need further study before taking the ACT.

Take Note

Write notes in the practice test to highlight key details, or work out a problem on paper.

Stay in the Lines

Mark answers on the answer sheet carefully, and write the essay neatly and in the correct place in the practice test (essay must be written using a soft-lead pencil).

Pick One

Make sure only one answer is marked on the answer sheet for each question and that there are no stray marks.

Check Your Math

Check math calculations using scratch paper or the permitted calculator.

Make a Guess

Answer all the questions on the answer sheet—using logic to eliminate incorrect answer choices if unsure, since you will not be penalized for guessing on the test.

Divide and Conquer

Divide the available time per section by the number of questions (if you have 60 minutes to complete 60 math questions, then plan to spend one minute on each question). If you're taking the writing test, divide your time into planning, writing, and then revising the essay.

Get a Head Start

Review the directions ahead of time to prevent wasting time during the actual test.

Read with Care

Read each question carefully to avoid preventable errors.

Circle Back

Tackle the easy questions first and then go back to the more difficult questions if time allows (mark a skipped question on the practice test, not the answer sheet, to quickly refer back later).