I am in middle of an entire house down to the studs reno. I spent a lot of time on http://www.google.com/prdhp?hl=en&tab=wf doing research on prices. I went with the best prices, sometimes could not find any feedback and sat anxious until things arrived. In the end, I furnished a 2.5 bath, 2 sink kitchen for less than half of the local plumbing supply 'discounted' prices and ended up with higher end items. Here are the best places I've found: dealyard.com - if you can find what you want, the prices are just plain unbelievable on high end products, in a few cases, I paid 10% of list for discontinued styles of high end European items. we ordered seven faucets, one shower set, one shower/bath set, one roman bath set from here all arrived in perfect condition. was in three separate boxes, fed ex, the company only had signature required on one of the three boxes, so two boxes were left outside our home one day, and the third box needed signature - all three should have needed signature - weird glitch. Would suggest calling the company after placing order to make sure they require signature - I didn't do this. faucetdirect.com - ordered jacuzzi air tub and kohler cast iron bath tub. prices were the best for these items. they were shipped separately. it was snowing the day the kohler arrived and the ups driver said that dropping the tub to the curb was not included in the delivery, so the contractor plus plumber actually lifted it themselves. customer service said it was not their fault, UPS said it was not their fault, either way, I did pay for curbside delivery and did not get it, I would suggest when ordering large items like this to talk to the company ahead of time, which I did not do. homeproductstogo.com - ordered three toto toilets. no problems. really nice local delivery company was used who insisted on helping us take the items into our home - I did not pay for white glove service, and got it anyway overstock.com - kitchen sinks. no problems. Hope this helps.

My local Expo design center has the Robern Fairhaven on the floor. It has an aluminum interior but the outside is white painted wood. I have been researching medicine cabinets and went to a showroom where they had several medicine cabinets from a few manufacturers including Robern on display. They had several depths on the floor. Originally, I had thought a 4" deep cabinet would be adequate but after testing the cabinet with jars, the toothbrush system and facial cleaning brush that I use, I liked the 6" the best. If I decide to get the Robern, I probably will get the 8" model with the electric outlets and a nightlight. I would do the 8" because I could use one side to store toilet paper for the bathroom. I am seriously considering another brand called Keuco because I can get one large piece of glass that does not have a break in it. I have a 48" cabinet to put this on. I wish Robern made large single panel glass cabinets but I understand why they don't. The Keuco door is not a swing door but it lifts above your head. It is just over 6" deep. Sorry about the rambling but I hope that answers your question!

I am very happy with this one I ordered online (maybe from faucetsdirect) by Broan. It has mirrors inside and stainless steel shelves. I also ordered the unfinished poplar frame by Broan that matches the size and our contractor stained it to match the vanity. BUT I didn't know when I ordered it that there was an extra 'large item' charge of $150! So I suggest Broan but buy from a local store like a lumber yard or plumbing supply store. It's worth calling around to see who can get it for you.

I have purchased my heartworm meds for my dog from this place in Australia for the past 5 years and am very pleased with their service. http://www.pets-megastore.com.au/ I buy Valuheart (which is a generic Heartgard but without the pyrantel that supposedly controls worms.) Their prices are about half that of US pet pharmacies, much less than from the vet, and no prescription is required for any HW preventative or de-worming med in Australia (or in most other countries.) Neither Heartgard or Interceptor are very good at controlling intestinal parasites. I buy Vetafarm Wormout All Wormer (praziquantel and oxfendazole) and administer this preparation to my dogs and cat 4 times a year. It kills ALL worms as the name implies (tapes, rounds, hook.) I treat fleas and ticks in my dogs with Frontline plus, and buy Revolution for my cat to control external parasites and prevent heartworm. I buy all the above from petsmegastore (link above) and the savings are considerable as well as the convenience of not needing a script. A sub-population of collies and related herding dogs have a mutant gene that makes them sensitive to ivermectin, as well as a long list of other drugs. There is an urban rumor that, for these dogs, the ivermectin in Heartgard poses a danger and that Interceptor is safer. However the active ingredient in Interceptor (milbemycin) is in the same class of drug as ivermectin and poses the same risk. Despite this, the active ingredients in all the monthly HW preventative meds are safe for dogs with the mutant gene. They would have to ingest 10 doses of a monthly HW drug to be at risk. From the researchers at Washington State University who discovered the mutant gene: Ivermectin (antiparasitic agent). While the dose of ivermectin used to prevent heartworm infection is SAFE in dogs with the mutation (6 micrograms per kilogram), higher doses, such as those used for treating mange (300-600 micrograms per kilogram) will cause neurological toxicity in dogs that are homozygous for the MDR1 mutation (mutant/mutant) and can cause toxicity in dogs that are heterozygous for the mutation (mutant/normal). Selamectin, milbemycin, and moxidectin (antaparasitic agents). Similar to ivermectin, these drugs are safe in dogs with the mutation if used for heartworm prevention at the manufacturer's recommended dose. Higher doses (generally 10-20 times higher than the heartworm prevention dose) have been documented to cause neurological toxicity in dogs with the MDR1 mutation.