Arnica Gel Cream - with Menthol and MSM | Pain Relief for Joint, Tendon & Muscle Pains | Chosen by sufferers of Arthritis, Fibromyalgia, Plantar Fasciitis, Knee, Shoulder, Neck, Back Ache 3oz

As someone who is training for a half marathon alongside my daughter, I know firsthand how tough long runs and intense training sessions can be on the body. From sore muscles to achy joints, the recovery process is just as important as the training itself. That’s where Activene Anti-Inflammatory & Pain Relief Cream has made a huge difference for us! This cream provides fast-acting relief for muscle soreness, joint pain, and inflammation. It absorbs quickly, isn’t greasy, and has a pleasant, mild scent—unlike some other pain relief creams that can be overpowering. What I love most is that it’s formulated with natural ingredients like Arnica, MSM, and Menthol, which provide a soothing cooling effect without any harsh chemicals. Since incorporating Activene into our post-run routine, we’ve noticed a big improvement in recovery time and muscle stiffness. It’s especially great after long runs when our legs feel heavy and tired. Just a quick application on sore areas, and we’re ready to go for the next training session. If you’re an athlete, runner, or anyone dealing with daily aches and pains, I highly recommend Activene. It’s been a lifesaver for us as we push toward race day! 🏃‍♀️🔥

Awesome product - cool and soothing- this one is my favorite out of all the ones I have tried.

Nice product. A topical gel that eases discomfort.

I had recently started working a new job in the dairy department of a busy grocery store and I wasn't accustomed to the physical labor, so I ache in some places but my hands are hurting me. I was on Amazon looking for a thumb stabilizer and therapeutic gloves when I saw the Activene gel cream that's an anti-inflammatory and pain reliever so I thought I'd order it to see if it'd help. The Activene gel cream kind of has the appearance and texture of lime yogurt but smells like Vick's vapor rub. I took a glob of the gel cream with a few fingers and then massaged it into my hands until there was just a little greasy feel left. I then put socks on my hands so I could still handle some items and not have to wash my hands right after use as directed, as you would if it was applied to another part of the body. I've used the Activene gel cream two times so far and I can say it's good and works for me. There was definitely a reduction in the inflammation and pain, and there was a nice cooling effect that helped sooth my sore hands. And then later when I washed my hands in the cool water, it felt nice and cold. The tub of the gel cream is going to last a bit, and because it helps, I'd say it's worth the money.

Not really effective for the pain i occasionally experience. I bartend, and during serious rushes, i have to shake a lot of drinks and polish a murderous amount of glassware. I can mitigate this by using different techniques, but sometimes it's just too busy and i end up with some fairly serious repetitive strain issues (a feeling of burning inside my hands). I found that hot baths helped a decent amount, but bought this to see if i could soothe it just a little bit more. The first time i used it, it barely seemed to do anything, other than gas up my general area with menthol fumes. I put it on right before bed, and helpful hint, DON'T. Putting your hands anywhere near your face (under your pillow, behind your head, etc) will give your eyes nightmares, and even putting them under the covers only helped if i didn't move in a way that blew air up from under the duvet towards my face. The second time i used it, it actually felt like it was freeze-burning the backs of my hands, to the point where i had to wash it off because it was more unpleasant than the burning feeling INSIDE my hands. But i always try to find a use for anything i buy, and in one case where i burnt my fingers pretty badly, i rubbed a bit of this on and it worked quite well in mitigating both the external and internal pain and discomfort. And i suppose, if i was still raving, i could give this to someone to use in place of tiger balm. So there's that =) I understand that pain is a complicated physiological process which we don't fully understand, and this product might be well-formulated and work for you, but it just wasn't right for me. Cheers on the all-natural aspect though.