“I defy anyone to find a marriage-helping gadget cooler than this... it's a wheel with little windows and when you turn the dials you get advice for wives whose husbands are behaving badly. From minor irritations like being grumpy or watching too much TV, to major offenses like abuse or affairs, the perplexed (and hurting) wife gets validation for her feelings, coaching on her options, and then suggestions on what to do. It's hefty in both content and design. I'm a marriage and family therapist with no vested interest in this company. I'm just a guy eager to get helpful and creative ideas into the hands of women in need. I highly recommend this item.”

“I purchased one of these amazing rings just after they came out. I love it because it has advice you can trust, but also tells you when you should consult a trained therapist or call the police.

We have a wonderful marriage, but my husband frequently claims that I nag him all of the time, just like my Mom did to my Dad (could it be genetic?). AnswerRing advised me to rephrase my requests so they have a positive tone ("Please clean the kitchen counter top after you eat.") instead of a negative one ("You never clean the counters after you eat.") This may seem like a very small issue, but when I asked him if he noticed a difference he said the negative tone made him not want to do it, where as the positive request did!

I recently purchased two more: one for a good friend in Baltimore, whose husband wants to separate after 39 years, but she still thinks their might be hope for their marriage; and the other for my daughter in Indianapolis, who is feeling overwhelmed with a new baby, going back to work, and has a husband who seems oblivious to her needs.”

“What a great little tool! I bought this item recently and it has already been a huge success for me and my female friends! It offers solutions and alternate ways to think about problems women may have with their husbands or boyfriends, from small annoyances to large issues that can upset a marriage. I have yet to have a friend to whom it doesn't give great advice. I highly recommend this new approach toward problem solving.”