Entries by Steve Kostrencich

Spring Cleaning Hacks Redux

Wow, has it really already been a year since my last post on spring cleaning tips? That was my second blog ever here, and I feel like we’ve all grown so much together in that time. Now I’m back to bring even more spring cleaning hacks to help you get your whole house squeaky clean. […]

Fighting Blue Light: How to Help Sustain Healthy Vision

Behind Blue Lights While it may not be the sexiest thing ever—bringing awareness to ocular health is more important than ever. Many of us—me included—use a computer for almost 100% of our jobs. That means we are staring at a bright computer screen for a large portion of the day without giving our eyes an […]

USANA Ranked No. 1 Choice for Consumers

Consumers have spoken, and USANA continues to stand above the rest. ConsumerLab.com’s Survey of Vitamin and Supplement Users named USANA the 2017 Top Rated Direct Selling Brand. A customer satisfaction survey determines the award recipient. USANA received a greater percentage of consumers being “highly satisfied” with the company and products than did other direct selling brands. ConsumerLab.com […]

3 Trending Workouts to Try In 2017

New Year, New You, New Workout The new year is a time of hope and optimism—filled with lofty goals of losing weight, starting a new diet, reading more, and finding that special someone that will finally get your parents off your back for not being married and having kids yet. Unfortunately—life usually gets in the […]

5 Must-Have Kitchen Gadgets for 2017

Kitchen Gadgets Make Great Gifts It’s the most wonderful time of the year. The time of year spent with loved ones and giving sweet gifts that blow everyone else’s out of the water. But buying the perfect present can be seriously stressful and can make a major dent in your wallet. If you are scrambling […]

4 Food Subscription Boxes to Try Now

Food Subscription Boxes: The New Grocery Store Times sure are a changin’. Gone are the days of going to the market with your loved ones— pushing around a dirty metal cart, fighting off Granny for the last tomato, waiting in a line ten people deep to pay for your groceries, and stuffing your trunk with plastic […]