If you're like us, figuring out exactly which vitamins and supplements you need can seem like a hassle, but Vitamins on Demand has made it pretty darn simple. You can choose a prepared pack or customize your own depending on your needs. So now you have no excuse. $20, Vitamins On Demand.

Think green, drink clean, and customize your own Sigg bottle! Your kids will have a ball choosing their designs and thinking up fun messages for their new bottles. $28, Cafe Press.

We're lusting after this fabulous carry-it-all-wherever-you-go bag. The leather is supple, the color is sophisticated, and we think it would look just lovely hanging in the crook of our elbow (or over our shoulder when we're carrying squirmy toddlers). $605, Bulga.

Keep a pack of these handy candles in your bag, one in your kitchen drawer, and another in your office, and you can pretend that you remembered your co-worker/babysitter/neighbor's birthday. $10 for a set of four, MoMA.

Can eating apple sauce help cure cancer? Actually, yes. Mott’s has launched a Pink to the Core limited-edition Healthy Harvest Apple Sauce and has pledged $300,000 plus a portion of the proceeds directly to Susan G. Komen for the Cure. So, stock up on these tasty snacks through October and help support this special cause. $3, Mott's.

Designed to be packaged with your child's lunch box, these customizable notes are great for sending your child little reminders and encouraging words during her school day. Each box comes with a variety of thoughts, and you can mix and match your order to suit your needs. $11, NoteNibbles.

Motivate him! This folding bike avoids oily chains, complex tubes with hidden dirt traps, and the clutter of traditional bike features. It's also meant for city commuters and is perfectly convenient folded away at home and at the office, which basically means he's out of excuses. $2,250, Areaware.

With 100 recipes from America's best smokehouses, pits, shacks, rib joints, roadhouses, and restaurants, he'll have enough fresh ideas for a season of grilling! $14, Amazon.

Slightly spicy, evocative of sappy wood, light smoke, and char (the whiskey, not him), Hudson Whiskey Manhattan Rye is a gentleman's drink and (fun fact!) happens to be the first rye whiskey legally made in New York since prohibition. $42, Morrell Wine.