The Extra Meridians, Points, and More (Encyclopedia of Dim Mak) Paperback – January 1, 1997

Good concept but water gets under it.

Fits okay- needed to modify slightly to fit. Wish it would have come in brown, or even white

I really like this product but it does collect water. I need it because of our calcium rich water here. It leaves water hardening at the back of my sink. I don't have that problem with this. It doesn't quite fit though.

It’s ok if you have a small sink but for the average sink it is kinda small

This didn’t fit my sink quite like it showed in the pictures but works OK

Did not fit faucet too big not flexible

The product is overall very good. The problem is that the ‘cutout’ that goes around the faucet base is not big enough.

Ended up giving these away as it didn’t work for me.

Good service, and great book

I made a couple of mistakes in thinking this "companion" book would be more appropriate for me. I already have enough info on the main meridians, so thought this would be an interesting supplement. Unfortunately this book often (and unnecessarily) refers to the author's main meridian volume. For instance, the book has capable diagrams to show specific points, but in terms of healing or massage should have included a simple directional arrow and intended target. In this respect, I found the book incomplete; and in having to sort through other material in order to put the entire process together, ultimately cumbersome. Also, though this book does have well laid out text, I thought there would be more focus on healing. Unfortunately, a lot of the material is focused on how to inflict damage rather than repair it. (I must have misunderstood the synopsis.) As it is, I can garner new info from this book and use it as a partial reference, but given my erroneous expectations, it's on a limited basis.

Essential for all true martial artists.