Products Under $50 That Will Improve Your Life

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These budget-friendly products fit the bill.

1. Easy Egg Pealer $18; buy now at UncommonGoods. Full of protein, iron, and vitamin D, boiled eggs are a healthy and filling start to any morning.

2. Kootek Laptop Cooling Pad $29.99; buy now at Amazon. An overheated laptop is not just a danger to your skin,  it`s a danger to your computer, too. But this laptop cooling pad can protect you and your device.

3. Egg on a Bagel Maker $25; buy now at UncommonGoods. The perfect breakfast sandwich is within your reach with this egg-cooking dish. The perfect size and shape to top your bagel, this dish will save you so much cash it`s an undeniably purchase.

4. Mr. Coffee Mug Warmer $10.99; buy now at Bed Bath & Beyond. This mug warmer that will keep your cup at a perfect temperature all day.

5. Whiskey Rocks $19.95; buy now at Crate&Barrell. Want an easy way to chill your drink without diluting it? Buy this set of whiskey stones. You can enjoy a perfectly-chilled drink even when your freezer`s ice maker is running low.

6. Gotofine LED Lighted Vanity Mirror $24.99; buy now at Amazon. How beauty gurus get their faces look so flowless, we have two words for you; lighted mirrors.

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