Health and fitness

If you slouch while sitting at your desk for long periods or suffer from back pain after a long workday, a lumbar support pillow can make all the difference.

In our tenth year of testing bike helmets, we recommend the Met Downtown Mips for most commuters. We also have other picks for other needs.

There are far better lubes than those you most often see in stores. We’ve found the best water-based and other personal lubricants for vaginal and anal use.

Make drinking water fun! Or at least less of a drag.

After hundreds of hours of research, we narrowed down the items that could prove indispensable in a natural disaster—and most are helpful in everyday life, too.

Loud fireworks can be scary. Here’s how to keep yourself, your kids, and even your pets calm and stress-free.

After testing dozens of bike handlebar bags, we’ve chosen six that can carry all your riding essentials, no matter where you’re headed.

When it gets too hot, a pail by your shower can help you cool down—and even lift a heat-induced bad mood.

TikTokkers swear by the UNbrush, a square hairbrush that gently detangles hair. And after testing it out ourselves, we agree that it’s fantastic.

A pretty loop of steel helped me get my hair groove back.

If you never know where your sunglasses are, or they’re always scratched or broken, we have some tips for you.

We tested 35 bike locks, and the Kryptonite Evolution Mini-7 is the most affordable lock that will most likely need a power tool to be defeated.

Our repellent recommendations are EPA approved, backed by experts, and tested by us.

After more than 70 hours of research and tests of 42 hair dryers, we’ve found that many perform similarly, but the Rusk W8less is the one we recommend first.

After testing 75 bike racks—including hitch, trunk, and roof models—we recommend the Küat Sherpa 2.0 hitch rack as the best way to carry your bikes on a car.

An accurate and dependable kitchen scale will help you be a better cook, and it’ll cut down on dishes, too.

A robust selection of gear we like that’ll help stave off sun damage all summer, including sunscreens, sunglasses, children’s beachwear, and UPF clothing.

Kids don’t need an electric toothbrush to achieve good dental hygiene, though a smaller brush head and built-in timer may help them brush better.