Pain Relief Balm

Many people do, and they are doing different jobs - but take the ingredient list to your pharmacist or doctor and ask rather than taking our word for it on a web page. Do not apply it to the same patch of skin as another topical at the same time.

Externally, on clean unbroken skin: feet, calves, hands, knees, hips, shoulders, back. Avoid the eyes, mucous membranes and any broken or irritated skin.

Because of when you use it. Every balm you have bought was designed for the moment after the pain arrives - it works on the signal and leaves the loop running. This one is built to be used before you move, twice a day, at the two moments that decide how the area behaves overnight and first thing. Same category of product, completely different job.

Almost certainly not, and the reasoning matters. This works on circulation and movement in the area around the joint - not on the joint surface itself. However long the loop has been tightening, the tissue around it still responds to warmth and still responds to being used. Some of the clearest changes we hear about come from people who had written the whole thing off years ago. What it cannot do is rebuild a joint that has been surgically replaced or a nerve that has been severed.

A cooling edge from the peppermint within seconds, then a deeper warmth that settles in over a minute or two. Not the sharp burn of a sports rub, not the cold sting of a menthol gel. It absorbs and leaves no film - deliberately, because a night-time application would be pointless if it marked the bedding.

You will feel the warmth on the first application. That is not the same as it working. Most people report the first real change between weeks two and four, and it almost always shows up as shorter mornings rather than lower pain. Weeks eight to twelve is where people start describing things they are doing again.

This is the question we get most, and it deserves a straight answer. A balm that works purely by numbing has to be reapplied forever, because the moment it wears off you are exactly where you started. This one works by getting warmth and movement back into an area that had stopped getting either - and movement is self-reinforcing. Once the loop has loosened and you are using the area more, a good number of people step down to once a day or to the days that need it, rather than stopping entirely. We are not going to promise you can stop altogether. Winter, long drives and bad weeks will still be winter, long drives and bad weeks.

The ninety-day routine uses three tins. Most people then settle into roughly two tins every three months, which works out at around eight tins a year. Set that against what you are spending now on tablets, pharmacy gels, the occasional physiotherapy session and the products you have already bought and abandoned - for most people it is the same money or less, spent on one thing instead of five.

About four weeks at two applications a day on one or two areas, less if you are covering a back and both feet. That is why three tins is the standard set rather than an upsell - ninety days is how long the routine takes, and a single tin only ever tests the warmth.

Use it twice a day for 60 days. If your mornings are no shorter and your nights no quieter, write to us, tell us what you tried and what happened, and we refund you - including the tins you have opened and used. We ask for the account of what happened because it is how the product gets better, not as a hurdle. There is no form and nothing to send back.

Every order includes free tracked delivery. The estimated dates for your address are shown at checkout before you pay.

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