Fitness and Personal Care Products

Choose the aisle first

This department is broad, so begin with the aisle. Training and outdoor equipment sits under Fitness, Camping and Wearables, which covers trackers, cardio machines, strength gear, yoga kit and tents. Jewelry is split by type into bracelets and bangles, earrings, brooches, cufflinks and engagement rings. Personal care takes in bath and spa, body care, face, eye and hair products, while kids' clothing, party decorations, food and electric scooters each have their own pages. Once you know the aisle, the checks that follow are specific to it.

Reading material, size and age labels across aisles

Specification labels repeat across aisles but carry different weight in each. Main material tells you whether jewelry is solid sterling silver, plated metal or a silver-tone alloy. Age group and Suitable for show whether clothing and tools are sized for children or adults. Weights and dimensions are sometimes entered without units, so read the title as well. For electric scooters and e-bikes, battery capacity and the rider weight limit are the first two figures to compare.

Questions about Fitness and Personal Care Products

How can I tell sterling silver from silver-plated or silver-tone jewelry?

Check the main material and metal type. Sterling silver is marked .925 or S925. Plated pieces carry a thin silver or gold layer over base metal, and silver-tone means only the color matches. Plating wears with use.

What is the difference between a fitness tracker and a smartwatch?

A tracker focuses on steps, heart rate and sleep, with a small screen and several days of battery. A smartwatch adds notifications, apps and often calls, which usually means a larger display and more frequent charging.

Are kids' sizes based on age or height?

Both appear. Clothing often uses age bands such as toddler, little kid and big kid, while ponchos and some outerwear give a height range. When the two disagree, go by height and chest measurement.