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Mike gave me a tube of this. It did work better than any of the other millions

of creams or lotions I've tried. I did get pretty cold though. Since I'm cold

all the time, I got really cold. But only for about an hour.

It worked pretty good on my lower back.

I've found if I use it before the pain gets too bad, it works best.

Now, I just need to know where I can buy it!

Re: Anyone try Pennsaid (diclofenac topical cream)

Have you ever tried Biofreeze?

It comes in either a gel or roll-on. I have never seen it in a

retail store. I have always gotten mine either thru a

chiropractor's office or through a massage/bodywork supply store.

I have been using it for years (got started on it several years ago

by a chiropractor when my back was doing one of its periodic " let's

make you walk funny " routines.) This is what most chiros, osteos,

PT's, OT's, LMP's/LMT's use. I have used it on my wrists, elbows,

shoulders, knees and low back.

Like the name implies, it is a " cold " treatment. It is by far

stronger and more effective than any over the counter topical cream

or gel I have ever tried. And I think I have tried them all at one

time or another. The only " side effect " I have ever had with it was

from failing to thoroughly wash my hands after applying it and then

inadvertantly rubbing my eye. You don't want to do that.

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do a search on Biofreeze on the net and you should find some dealers.

Re: Re: Anyone try Pennsaid (diclofenac topical cream)

Mike gave me a tube of this. It did work better than any of the other

millions of creams or lotions I've tried. I did get pretty cold though.

Since I'm cold all the time, I got really cold. But only for about an hour.

It worked pretty good on my lower back.

I've found if I use it before the pain gets too bad, it works best.

Now, I just need to know where I can buy it!

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ok, thanks

Re: Re: Anyone try Pennsaid (diclofenac topical cream)

Mike gave me a tube of this. It did work better than any of the other

millions of creams or lotions I've tried. I did get pretty cold though.

Since I'm cold all the time, I got really cold. But only for about an hour.

It worked pretty good on my lower back.

I've found if I use it before the pain gets too bad, it works best.

Now, I just need to know where I can buy it!

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To learn more about EDS, visit our website: http://www.ceda.ca

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