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Cool Healthy Gadget: Melanoma Bracelet
It's not always easy to remember how long you've been exposed to harmful UV rays, especially if you're passing time playing at the beach, taking in an outdoor workout or hike, or chasing after your kids at the park.
These I Will Reflect bracelets change color (from white to purple) when exposed to harmful UV rays. Plus, I think they're kind of cute too!
Cool Healthy Gadget: Produce Saver
Sick of your fruits and veggies going bad immediately (or so it seems) after you take them home?
These new Produce Savers from Rubbermaid keep fruits and vegetables fresh and crisp up to 33 percent longer as compared to other traditional food-storage methods. The containers allow the produce to breathe while also separating it from moisture, making getting your five a day a lot more attainable when you know it's going to be fresh.
Cool Healthy Gadget: Fit & Fresh Salad Shaker
I recently got this really cool gadget that I just had to share with you guys since I know you all really like salad. It's a great gadget for anyone that likes to bring salads with them to work. The Fit & Fresh Salad Shaker ($10) keeps your salad fresh and cool.
Cool Healthy Gadget: YumYum Bowls
Looking for a fun way to get on top of portion control?
I am loving these Yum Yum Dishes ($22 for a set of four) because each cute, little dish is only 4 oz. (1/2 cup).
Cool Healthy Gadget: EZ Weight Plate
We all know that portion control is a key component in losing weight (or maintaining weight) so anything and everything we can do/use to help easily figure out portion sizes is a great product in my book.
A cool product, the EZ Weight Plate ($19.95), is perfect for figuring out portion sizes. There are eight (four big and four small) molded indentations complete with measuring sizes marked on the plate (think measuring cups/spoons sunken into a plate).
Cool Healthy Gadget: Misto Olive Oil Sprayer
I am a huge fan of olive oil, but too much of a good thing can be bad, and I often go overboard with how much olive oil I use while cooking. In light of this, one of my favorite healthy kitchen tools is the Misto Olive Oil Sprayer ($9.95).
All you do is fill the sprayer with olive oil.
Cool Healthy Gadget: Blender Bottle
I am always looking for cool healthy gadgets to make being healthy just a little easier on my lifestyle.
This Sundesa Blender Bottle ($8.50) is a 28 oz. plastic bottle with a surgical stainless steel ball that you drop into the cup with your ingredients and shake.
Cool Healthy Gadget: Nutritional Food Scale
I am always looking for easy ways to keep on track with my eating. This may be a bit neurotic, though control freaks do well at weight loss, but a food scale is a great way to keep track of what you're eating.
The Salter Nutri-Weigh Nutritional Food Scale ($99.99) is a computerized food scale that allows you to record daily food intake and set dietary goals plus review your progress.
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Cool Healthy Gadget: Vitapur Breast Cancer Awareness Water Pitcher
Since FitSugar is devoted to your health and this month is devoted to Breast Cancer Awareness, it is fitting to get yourself one of these Vitapur Breast Cancer Awareness Water Pitchers ($24.99, a portion of the proceeds go to benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation). A filtered water pitcher is a great way to be able to drink filtered water from the tap. What's more?
Cool Healthy Gadget: Ziploc Zip'n Steam Bags
I am always looking for new ways to cook healthfully and so when a new product comes along to make it that much easier, I love to share it with you guys.
I've been hearing a lot about these new Ziploc Zip'n Steam Bags and while I have not yet been able to get my hands on them, I am liking the idea especially since it puts your microwave to use in a healthy way. Here is how it works: Each bag has patented vents that allow food to be steamed under pressure so that it is cooked thoroughly and evenly for healthy meals in minutes.
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