MomGadget Father’s Day Gift Guide - Unique Gifts
Need a unique gift idea for dad this Father’s Day? Why not pamper him a little with a well-deserved night’s sleep. For his special day, give dad a Carpenter Medi-Comfort pillow. It is made with high-density memory foam which reacts to body heat and weight and self adjusts to individual head and neck contours - virtually guarantying a great night of rest.
Moms will appreciate a reduction in snoring, if she can part with the pillow herself, with the unique design of the Medi-Comfort that adjusts the position of dad’s head and neck while he is sleeping to help open the airway.
In fact, I’d recommend getting a matching set for the both of you!
Visit SleepBetter.org for more details and ordering options
Gotta Love That Clean Shaven Man
What about a nice clean shave to go along with that awesome new pillow *wink wink* - there’s few things sexier then a clean shaving, non-snoring man. Right ladies?
Gillette Fusion Phenom - 1 Razor. 5 Blade Shaving Surface Technology. Has 5 blades spaced closer together to help reduce pressure - with less irritation and more comfort. 1 precision Trimmer Blade built into the back of the cartridge. Perfect for tricky places like sideburns, under the nose and around facial hair. This is a razor he’ll truly enjoy shaving with.
CVS/pharmacy, America’s largest retail pharmacy with 6,300 convenient locations nationwide, offers shoppers a wide selection of affordable, department store-quality gifts for Father’s Day, making it easy to find just the right gift, even for the dad who has everything.
The Funny Man
This year, shoppers can give dad a laugh by giving the enormously popular novelty Big Mouth Billy Bass, the singing Bass fish that moves his mouth and tail when performing. Big Mouth Billy Bass is a perfect addition to dad’s office or men’s den. CVS/pharmacy also has the Rapping Dawg, who will serenade dad with entertaining ditties all through the year. Both of these items are available for $9.99.
The Great Outdoorsman
Shoppers can choose from a variety of “summer essentials” such as Portable Tabletop Grills, $14.99 (charcoal) or $24.99 (gas), and all the utensils needed for a great cookout. Ideal for sporting activities or a relaxing day at the beach, CVS/pharmacy offers lightweight folding chairs to be used for any occasion. The Life Fitness Dual Watch & Heart Rate Monitor makes a perfect gift for $59.99. This sports watch provides electrocardiogram accuracy in seconds to help dad improve the effectiveness of his fitness program without the hassles of a chest strap.
Let Dad Show Off The Kids
Dads who Coach – Tell dad thanks for coaching the team with a PhotoWorks Clipboard to keep track of lineups, schedules and scorecards [9″ x 12.5″, $19.95].
Dad’s who work in a position that requires them to do paperwork? What a great gift to give the dad who likes to show off his kiddos! Just think, dad wouldn’t have to whip out his wallet to show off the kids anymore. He could just lift up his inventory sheet and there they are! The Clipboard and many more photo style gifts available at PhotoWorks.com
Give the Gift of Healthcare
Looking for the perfect gifts for dads this Father’s Day? Why not give the gift of health with the Healthcare Visa Gift Card. The Healthcare Visa Gift Card is something for everyone, providing an easy way for you to help cover expenses related to maintaining personal wellness. Recipients can use this gift card for an assortment of health and wellness purchases, including health club memberships, elective procedures, vision care, dental care, prescriptions and co-pays for doctor visits. Unlike ordinary gift cards, the Healthcare Visa gift card can only be used at health and wellness merchants where Visa debit cards are accepted. Visit GiveWell.com for more details
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2 opinions for MomGadget Father’s Day Gift Guide - Unique Gifts
Austin Chu
Jun 12, 2008 at 5:00 pm
Great post. I’m a huge fan of gift cards, but I’m weary about the health gift cards. I work for a company that manages and tracks gift cards, and I’ve been following the health gift cards on savvywallet.com for sometime now. The concept is brilliant and revolutionary. However, in my opinion it’s another way for credit card companies and hospitals to make more money from their patients and customers. Even though the premise of the gift card is used for medical purposes only, it’s hard for the card to distinguish if Grandma is really picking up the prescription at CVS of purchasing the pack of cigarettes that are on sale. Although the card is supposed to be used for health purposes, it will be hard to regulate it. In addition, It cost around 5 bucks to activate the card, it can expire between 6 months to 12 months. After that they start deducting money from the balance. In my opinion? Offer to pay the bill instead of a medical gift card, offer to write a cheque to the hospital, or just give GMA the cash, and let her use it herself. How will she avoid the cigarettes? Tell her you love her, and that Santa Clause is always watching.
Kevin
Jun 19, 2008 at 10:54 pm
That billy bass gets really annoying
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