Hyland's Leg Cramps Caplets, Natural Relief of Calf, Leg and Foot Cramp, 40 Count Caplet

I used to wake up at 3 a.m. doing the Cramp Tango, kicking like I was trying out for a low-budget martial arts film. My calf would seize up, I’d hop out of bed like a startled flamingo, and my spouse would wake up thinking we were under attack. Enter: these magical leg cramp capsules. I don’t know what’s in them—fairy dust? Unicorn electrolytes? Whatever it is, it works. I take one before bed and I now sleep like a non-cramping, fully hydrated Greek statue. Bonus: no groggy side effects, no weird aftertaste, and no more awkward early-morning yoga poses while crying softly in the dark. If leg cramps are turning your nights into surprise fitness challenges, do yourself (and your dignity) a favor and get these. Your calves will thank you. Your partner will thank you. Your flooring will thank you.

Fast relief

I’ve struggle with nighttime leg cramps sometimes, and I’ve tried just about everything. And when it comes as you know it comes hard on you. Hyland’s Leg Cramp Caplets have been a total game-changer! Within minutes of taking them, the cramping starts to ease up—sometimes it goes away completely. What I love most is that it’s a natural formula with no grogginess or weird side effects. I keep a bottle on my nightstand and in my gym bag. If you suffer from leg cramps, do yourself a favor and try these—you won’t be disappointed!

I only tried it once...I broke my arm last year, it it wasn't half as painful as my chariies are...just screaming inside... and often have nights that they come 3-4 times a night, and last for 20-30 minutes each. I walk the floor, use a heated vibrator pad, eat mustard (that seems to be best), and so when I heard the people describe their charlies, I thought, "these people know what real Charlies are like" and bought some.. I have the pills right near the bed, and took some the first time. Well, the Charlie was bad for about a half hour, then left, and I didn't get another one.... all night.... no, any night since! I don't know if old Charlie sees those pills there and is staying away or what, but my chariies have stopped. It's been over a month, and I have had them since I started using statins seven years ago.. no longer use, but still get those violent charlies. I know that aspirin gets into my system in 20-25 min, so maybe it just took 30 min for the pill to activate, but at least I was able to sleep the rest of the night. Seriously, I am not sure if the pill worked, but it sure is worth five bucks. That Amish stuff with the quinine did nothing..

I purchase these for my aunt. She has been using them for several years. She told me, the Hyland's Leg Cramps pills truly work. Just follow the daily dosage as listed on the box.

I tend to have lower leg cramps during the night. They wake me up and they hurt. Since taking these tablets I do not get the cramps anymore. I will never be without a bottle. I ran out and didn't replace them and the cramps came back!!!!! I made sure to purchase two bottles.

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I began taking these for Charley horse leg cramps which I'vv gotten at night for as long as I can remember. I'm also in physical therapy right now for severe muscle tension & arthritis, so I figured these might help me stretch better, & I honestly think they do. I was about to order a giant bunch more of these, but another reviewer mentions researching the side effects of taking Quinine, which these contain. He warned of terrible side effects of Quinine. I researched it and yes, the FDA warns against using Quinine for leg cramps, it can cause internal bleeding, even in the brain. The reviewer guy mentioned it could also cause tendon rupture or something like that but I didn't see any mention of that in the literature I read. So, overall, they work great, but I'm confused about whether or not it's dangerous to take these, and/or to take them long-term. There don't seem to be any reviews out there ANYWHERE of people having horrible side effects, so perhaps the bad effecta are for much higher doses of Quinine, or there's an anti-natural medicine conspiracy of some sort going on lol. I don't know. 😄