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The Top 100 Travel Products That You Can’t Live Without

By:Kriss Hammond


The Top 100 Travel Products That You Can’t Live Without
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ConairPro Plug Adapters & Voltage Converter Kit
Perfect for the world traveler! The kit includes 4 different plug adapters used for most foreign wall outlet and voltage converter which converts 220/240V to 110/120V. Works with European and Asian electrical outlets.
The Jet Lag Bag Anti-Stress Travel Pack: K
For the inveterate globe-trotter or armchair adventurer - the Jet Lag Bag is an exquisite selection of our most popular Anti-Stress accoutrements packed in a cute, compact and eminently convenient travel pack. Whether on land, sea, sky or just in the clouds, create your own peaceful, pretty-scented ambience with a few spritzes of the Anti-Stress Pillow Mist. Soothe away the eye-baggage that forms during long, sleepless flights with the chillable/heatable Anti-Stress Peace Mask. And remain master of your own mood with the lavender, chamomile and citrus scents of the Anti-Stress Massage Soap and Anti-Stress Massage Lotion. Mind and body will hardly lag behind. An ideal bon voyage gift and auspicious starter kit for those who have yet to try our rave-worthy Anti-Stress Collection.
Badger Sleep Balm
It can sometimes be hard to fall asleep at night when we travel. That's why we carry a tin of Badger Sleep Balm on every trip. It contains a relaxing blend of balsam fir extracts with essential oils of bergamot, ginger, rosemary and lavender, as well as organic extra-virgin olive oil. Just rub a little onto your temples, chin or pulse points and its gentle fragrance will help you slip off to dreamland. It really works! 2 oz. tin. Made in the USA.
Plane Quiet Active Noise Reduction Headset
The revolutionary Plane Quiet Active Noise Reduction Headset eliminates up to 15 decibels across the sound spectrum, so you can relax and enjoy your favourite movie, music or pristine silence on your next flight -- or anytime you need to block out unpleasant noise! Foldable design. Comes with leatherette pouch and one AAA battery. Dual plug adapter. 1.6m cord.
Natural Linen Shades™ w/ Earplugs
Washable,100% light blocking blackout cloth creates complete darkness,Super soft padding cradles your eyes without pressure,Velcro straps secure shades easily and comfortably,Super-soft padding makes these a shade above other sleep masks,Bucky Shades™ cushion your eyes in complete darkness, stimulating your body s own natural melatonin production. This hormone called the all natural nightcap is the body's sleep/wake regulator and plays a part in protecting cells, strengthening the immune system, anti-aging, and alleviating depression. Bucky Shadesä won t leave you with the hangover effect you may experience with sleeping pills. Wake up refreshed, re-energized, and ready to enjoy work or play,Earplugs (included) store in handy pocket
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