Arthricream Rub

While in a pharmacy, I noticed a product called Aspercreme, which is an odorless analgesic rub that also features anti-inflammatory ingredients from aspirin. So you can get the stimulating effect of the rub along with the anti-inflammatory effect of aspirin without the stomach damaging effects of aspirin or ibuprofen. Then, I noticed that there was a generic form of this product called Arthricream at a little over half the cost. So I thought why not give it a try.

The results were just amazing! Stiffness and lower right back pain simply vanished! And there was no heavy odor that one normally associates with an analgesic rub. Also, I found that the effect of the rub was fairly long lasting through the day and into the next. Take note of all warnings on the product package, do not take if you are allergic to aspirin, and see a doctor if your condition persists for more than 7 consecutive days. This generic form of Aspercream costs as little as $3 or $4 a tube and is available at most any pharmacy section where equate products are sold.  More information on Arthricream is given here.

Recently, I ran across the product advertised below – an anti-inflammatory cream that supposedly reduces inflammation. Have any of you tried this product, or something equivalent to it? If so, please comment below (Click on No Comments to open the comment box). I am thinking of giving it a try as well. I still occasionally get some bad headaches associated with eye-strain and must take some heavy doses of ibuprofen – perhaps this cream could help for this without the bad stomach effects of ibuprofen pills?