Bringing things in your luggage legally has a $500 or so limit on what a single person can bring in. Many people would not bring something in that would use up their duty free allowance. Otherwise, there will be a tax/Vat fees charged.
Hello, I’ve been in the US since the end of last year. I’ve been getting Trulicity to help with lowering my A1C for my type 2 diabetes. It’s also helped me lose some weight, and not have frequent food cravings.
My insurance covers the entire cost in the US, but not anywhere else.
I’d like to...
A 20 foot or 40 foot container are usually the most economical. I’m not sure if there will be tariffs for bringing things into the US.
Google brings up some names, but none I recall being mentioned here.
Is this about the Netflix comedy special Mens Rea? Lots of jokes about Indonesian politics. I watched the two opening acts, plus some of the headliner.
I’m just talking about the batteries recommended for my wheelchair. I’m not sure if airlines would carry two pretty big batteries in the wheelchair, in their hold.
I have two large batteries on my wheelchair. I don’t run the batteries totally down, and usually only use the chair when I go to a hotel or mall. So, I’d say I only charge for 5-6 hours, maybe 10 times a year. I don’t consider that it costs a lot to charge.
We try to charge only when we are...
Yes, as long as you are sure on the model, no need to buy in Bali. If you’d like to see one in operation, it might be helpful to check it out.
Ideally, you’d want one with solid tires. And one that can accept standard makes of batteries. My type of wheelchair uses a pair of 12 volt, 75ah, which...
The US has done so many short sighted things, that a new pandemic, or serious financial event will cause worldwide pain.
Because of tariff threats to most major trading partners, many have unattached themselves from the US economy in a big way. It doesn’t look good for the US in the long term.
I looked at the Youtube videos you listed. Whatever you do, do not get the very fast version that goes 20-40kph. While it might be exciting for the kid, it is much likelier to get them seriously injured.
I‘d suggest a top speed of 6-7kph. It’s for safe transport, not a motorbike wheelchair...
As someone who regularly uses an electric wheelchair in Indonesia, there can certainly be some pitfalls.
First, the good things. There are many affordable wheelchairs made in China that would probably cost $500 or less. You want to make sure that replacement batteries are available in...
So many pitfalls trying to acquire properties. Might be easy enough to “buy” one, but hard to get your money out. Too many paid experts there will tell you anything is possible, and then disappear when big problems pop up.
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