Dropped in for what I thought was a minor screw replacement, but it turns out my glasses were more…read moremessed up than I had thought. Within a few minutes I had some spacers added to keep the lenses firmly secured and they're nearly invisible. Very friendly service, would recommend!

Lets preface this with the obvious fact that no one likes going to the dentist. The sounds, the…read morepain, the awkward open mouth while trying to answer questions about how you brush and how your weekend was. The first time I went here was for an initial consultation, and standard x-rays since I hadn't had any in a few years. The receptionist isn't the most inviting person in Holland, but the dental hygienist and other staff are nice enough. It's clean, in a great location, and I'm always in and out in 20 minutes. Just went for a cleaning and while my dentists wasn't as gentle as I would have preferred, I think it's more a cultural thing, re: using flat-sided toothpicks until your gums bleed is apparently better than flossing! Who knew? Also, I'm used to rinsing and spitting, and this is more of a suction tool place. Was super strange for me, but I guess I'm just used to American dentists.

BBB healthclub claims to offer its clients a program which will help them to burn fat faster than…read morewith other exercise methods, since their workout is being done in a warmth cabin. Next to the fact that there exists no scientific evidence whatsoever that would prove their claim (fat burns faster in warmth), the program itself consists of simple stomach etc. crunches that everyone can do at home. In addition, they offer nutrition advice that, again, is already self-evident to anyone with some common sense (eat vegetables, do not eat fat foods, do not eat too much, start your day with a healthy breakfast). For this you pay up to € 99 a month, but in addition you pay € 25,55 for administration costs and the same amount for a 'broken month'. This all was not explained to me when I agreed to take a proof membership of one month, which I decided not to renew almost immediately, for above reasons. It was then that I realized that I had to pay for these extra costs as well. When I complained about this, I was told that they could not do anything, because I had signed the contract. Obviously it is my own stupidity to let myself be 'duped' into signing before I had the chance to read the fine print. Nevertheless I feel that I should have been told about the terms and conditions explicitly by the coaches. (They did offer me a chance to catch up with my missed training sessions as compensation though, outside of the period I had paid for.) Thus if you decide to give it a go, do NOT let yourself be talked into anything, and read the fine print before you sign the membership agreement.