That Stuff For Pain - Muscle Pain Relief Spray

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My husbands lower back was still hurting him so the other day he was in Homehardware and saw this pain relief spray so got it. This morning’s his lower left hip was hurtng him so he sprayed some on and was pleasantly surprised that it worked so well. He instantly felt relief. I thought I’d share this with you cause Amazon sells it.

https://a.co/d/hLRfpRx

I hope you find it helpful. It’s a bit pricey but it works. My husband says he’s definitely getting more..
 

Today my husband went to Home Hardware and bought the larger spray bottle. The woman at the store says she doesn’t know what’s in it but says whenever she gets a migraine headache, she sprays some of this on her headache and the headache goes away in minutes.

For those of you in Canada, it’s much cheaper to get it through home hardware. It’s only $32 when purchased from there and considering how little you need, the bottle should last a very long time. I haven’t tried it yet cause I don’t haven’t any type of pain anywhere but when I do I’ll add a review here on this thread.

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If we have muscle pain, ligament pain or any type of pain in tissue, there are lotions and ointments that may work. If the pain is in the nerves, our choices of remedies to relieve the pain are very limited. If the nerve is swollen, ice will usually help shrink the nerve, if the nerve lacks blood flow, heat may help. Getting pain in nerves under control is usually best to allow a neurologist take care of it.

I had a nerve in my spine injured about 15 years ago. The neurologist performed a nerve block, which helped significantly. Actually, I had it done twice. The second time did the trick.
 
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Newest thing I have tried is Healthwise, Lidocaine Liquid roll on. Got it for my neck and shoulders. I had a really bad migraine on Thursday. I took that stuff parted my hair with my fingers and put it all over the scalp and forehead and it worked great! I got it from Amazon,
 
I have something in my gym bag specifically for muscle cramps. It is not commonly known. I'll dig it out tomorrow.

I also keep icy hot, max freeze, and some sort of cheap Walmart variant on hand.

I also use these for itches ... slap some stinky Walmart Menthol goo on the itch ... and it forgets that there's an itch.
 
PeppermintPatty said:
Today my husband went to Home Hardware and bought the larger spray bottle. The woman at the store says she doesn’t know what’s in it but says whenever she gets a migraine headache, she sprays some of this on her headache and the headache goes away in minutes.

For those of you in Canada, it’s much cheaper to get it through home hardware. It’s only $32 when purchased from there and considering how little you need, the bottle should last a very long time. I haven’t tried it yet cause I don’t haven’t any type of pain anywhere but when I do I’ll add a review here on this thread.

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Ingredients and instructions​

Medical Ingredients: dl-Menthol, Clove essential oil, Eucalyptus Essential Oil, Camphor. Non-medicinal ingredients: Isopropyl alcohol, Jojoba Oil, Peppermint Essential Oil, Purified water. This product does not contain mercury - Recommended use: Temporarily relieves aches and pains of muscles and joints associated with one or more of the following: Simple backache, lumbago, strains and sprains (involving muscles, tendons, and/or ligaments), and arthritis. Duration of use: May take 1-2 weeks to produce beneficial effects. Consult a health care practitioner/health care provider/health care professional/doctor/physician for use beyond 7 days.
 
I have 2 questions.

After the application is applied, how long does it last?
What is the ingredient in the application being used that stops the pain?

In the U.S., the FDA requires that all ingredients in any OTC pain reliever be listed on the package or the item.
 
Been There said:
I have 2 questions.

After the application is applied, how long does it last?
What is the ingredient in the application being used that stops the pain?

In the U.S., the FDA requires that all ingredients in any OTC pain reliever be listed on the package or the item.
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I don’t know what ingredient is the one that stops the pain. See above ingredients.

For myself, it stopped the pain for hours. I’m not really sure how long it was. I kind of forgot about it once it felt better. I’m sure that has to do with individual pain tolerance.
 
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Ingredients and instructions​

Medical Ingredients: dl-Menthol, Clove essential oil, Eucalyptus Essential Oil, Camphor. Non-medicinal ingredients: Isopropyl alcohol, Jojoba Oil, Peppermint Essential Oil, Purified water. This product does not contain mercury - Recommended use: Temporarily relieves aches and pains of muscles and joints associated with one or more of the following: Simple backache, lumbago, strains and sprains (involving muscles, tendons, and/or ligaments), and arthritis. Duration of use: May take 1-2 weeks to produce beneficial effects. Consult a health care practitioner/health care provider/health care professional/doctor/physician for use beyond 7 days.
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Thank you for listing the ingredients. I can’t see them on the bottle. The letters are too small for my vision to see.
 
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Thank you for listing the ingredients. I can’t see them on the bottle. The letters are too small for my vision to see.
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Because this product has 4% Lidocaine in it along with a combination of menthol crystals, camphor, peppermint, eucalyptus, jojoba, and clove essential oils mixed, I can understand that it will in many cases of acute pain give “temporary relief.” The other products:
Menthol, camphor, peppermint, and eucalyptus act as counter-irritants, creating cooling or warming sensations to distract from pain by blocking nerve signals, relaxing muscles, and increasing blood flow; while jojoba oil acts as a carrier or emollient, helping to moisturize the skin and deliver these active ingredients deeper, providing soothing relief for muscle aches.

However, I don’t see it giving a long lasting relief to anyone with severe chronic pain,especially if the pain is debilitating due to damaged nerves. If anyone has a damaged nerve, they would suffer constantly, meaning around the clock. Doctors generally use an opiate to rid the pain of a sufferer in this condition.

Both products being shown here in the thread are probably able to lessen acute pain for an unknown time because each person is different from the other, so it may work for an hour plus on one person, but hours on another person.

I am not a doctor and never studied medicine, but I do understand some of the ingredients that are being used. I did do some investigating to aid me being able to predict the use of the products being used. Yes, I did use AI for some information. I enjoyed doing the research and thank you for the thread.
 
I've been using 'TIZANIDINE HCL 4 MG TABLET' for many years with a good result. Currently, I have rarely get 'muscle pain and cramp.'
Caution: If anyone has 'liver issue,' should not take this rx med, because it affects Liver.
 

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