Frankincense & Myrrh FAM00301 Neuropathy Rubbing Oil with Essential Oils for Pain Relief, 2 Fluid Ounce

I don’t know how this works, but it does! It doesn’t sting or tingle like other pain relief topicals. I’ve had sleep problems because of neuropathy for years and I’ve finally been able to sleep through the night.I do not like the smell, but it’s worth it. It’s sort of a cinnamony, fireball smell. A bit medicinal.Edit: still sleeping well, neuropathy in the foot is gone, and the arm has calmed down lots, also worked wonders with tight hip! Still don’t like the smell but it wears off after a few hours. It’s been a few months I think and still got half a bottle left. So it is expensive but lasts well

This literally blew my mind, figuratively. There may have been a little cartoon explosion.I have always woken up with numb hands since I was a teen. Recently it progressed to burnings pains and near paralysis. Agony. I would be yelling and whimpering in pain. Luckily on one of the more recent incidents I was with a family member who offered me this. Literally 2-3 drops rubbed on my wrists cleared it up in minutes. It was a miracle. The alternative was limply massaging my carpal tunnel areas and shoulders after taking ibuprofen or more recently Vimovo which I believe may be naproxen but could be wrong. Prescription NSAID. It would take a w while before I was functional.I never would have expected something available OTC in a health store like essential oils (from which this gets its effectiveness, I am sure) could be so powerful.Now I keep this handy but I'm also acquiring essential oils for their various utilities. Dental pain,? Clove oil. Lower back muscle/tendon pain? Lavender oil! Warts or a fungal infection? Tea tree in coconut oil! Inhaling rosemary oil may temporarily improve memory by acting as an acetylcholinesterase while albe being able to ease Reynaud's symptoms? Cool.But back to this. With how little I need compared to the recommended dose and only using once a day usually (I also use it for joint and muscle pain/inflammation) this will last me a long time so I think it is decent value for what I get. But if I can replicate ithe effects with essential oils diluted in coconut oil and it saves money I will end up doing that. But I will still be recommending this to people who need it and aren't nerds like me lol

Liked - quick, short term relief from back and knee pain also trapped nerve in thigh.Disliked - only short term relief, and smell is powerful enough to unblock nose from application on my thigh😄. I didn't mind it, but got some strange looks in confined spaces.Overall - a bit expensive and didn't like drop pipette application. Rollon applicators are better, as they massage at same time.

I suffer from peripheral neuropathy in my feet. Very painful. Drives me mad at night. This stuff is amazing!! After applying, it feels like your feet are inside a warm soothing cloth...and the pain goes, 100%. Trust me on this, cos if you suffer from neuropathy, I just want you to know that there is stuff out there that can really help!! If it was cheaper, I'd give 5 stars. The trouble is, Tiger Balm lotion does exactly the same. Its amazing, and only £5!!!So, a superb product, just far too expensive. I'll get it again, now and again, Christmas and my birthday, but I'll stick with Tiger Balm for now, which is equally brilliant!!!

I have been using this oil to help relieve the effects of chemotherapy induced peripheral neuropathy in my feet for some time now. I have tried all the prescription medications available for this painful debilitating condition with no success. This oil is not a cure, though for me it has been a godsend. On application I found it caused a prickling sensation which soon resolved and made my feet more comfortable which allowed me to get some sleep I know it may not be suitable for everyone, for me it relieved the stinging, burning and stabbing pains associated with the condition. Personally I like the smell of the oil, I apply it after showering in the morning and again at night, also during the day if it becomes particularly problematic. It is certainly worth a try if you have been thinking about it, there is nothing to loose and perhaps a lot to gain if it works for you.

Not only did i pay £35, I have also obtained an ineffective item. I am failing to understand how this received so many good reviews?I suffer from neuropathic pain and discomfort due to a spinal cord tumour that chomped away at a couple nerves that had to be removed and other nerves are damaged. I rubbed in the oil as directed and LITERALLY ZERO change in sensation. It did zilch. Absolutely bl**dy extortionate. Only thing I will note positively-- it smells nice, yet be very prepared for your whole house to smell of it as it's relatively strong.

Very pleased with the purchase

didn't work for me and got quite messy in the evenings