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Comment: One rider, who asked not to be identified, said the ISM solved his Cost: Recreational models are $50; racing seats about $120.

Get it: At Racers' Edge in Boca Raton (561-416-9433) or www.ismseat.com.GADGET: iSoundCap What it does: Developed as a fix for iPod-dependent runners, the iSoundCap has a pocket to hold an iPod Nano or iPod Shuffle.

It keeps the wires out of the way and you no longer have to hold onto your iPod or strap it to your arm.

Comment: I don't work out with an iPod, but P.J.

Grant, of Davie, says she "cannot work out without music." She usually walks with a regular iPod strapped to her belt, but she borrowed her daughter's nano and tried the hat.

"It was really nice to have the wire out of the way, and it's so light you forget it's there," she said.

Cost: $19.95 and up.

Get it: At running stores and at www.isoundcap.com.Nick C.

Sortal can be reached at nsortal@sun-sentinel.com or 954-385-7906.

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Wheat and his crew masked the taste with Kool-Aid, according to a search warrant affidavit filed by Special Agent Edward Smith of the Drug Enforcement Administration.

The company later marketed the drink as a cleaning product to confuse investigators.

- Hi-Tech employee Brad Watkins sold ecstasy; the DEA affidavit also claims thousands of fake ecstasy tablets were manufactured by Hi-Tech and sold on the streets of the United States - Wheat operated a marijuana trafficking ring during the 1990s that was shut down when he was arrested in Alabama.

Like Albany District Attorney David Soares' ongoing Internet steroids investigation, the Hi-Tech case illustrates how the Web has erased national and state borders, posed new challenges for regulators and turned the supplement business into an ungovernable marketplace.

The case also shows how the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 opened the door to a host of unsavory operators more interested in profits than consumer safety and regulatory compliance.

The purpose of the law was to give Americans access to alternative treatments and medicines, to have greater control over their diets and health.

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In each case, the lowest price supplied by Canada Drugs were from India.

However, in most cases, the company also gave us lower prices from Canada or New Zealand.Chris Cappoza from Marshalls Creek has been a customer of Canada Drugs since it opened.

He pays $11 for a one-month supply of Clonazepam, an anti-seizure and anxiety medication that used to cost him more than $70 according to Cappoza.

Although the pharmacy he chose is in India, the medication comes from the United States, since controlled substances cannot be shipped across the border, Cappoza said.According to Canada Drugs owner Debbie Morton, the countries she sends prescriptions to are chosen because they have regulatory agencies equivalent to the U.S.

Federal Drug Administration.

Since Mexico lacks that, her company will not fill prescriptions there.Morton said the prescriptions she places are filled by licensed pharmacists.

And according to her, individuals, as of October 2006, are permitted to import 90 days of medication for their own personal use.When Morton herself received a prescription she sourced from a Canadian pharmacy, the label on the bottle showed it came from Sanofi Pasteur in Swiftwater.There are some drawbacks.

Controlled substances cannot be imported — including pain and tranquilizing medications ...