Pharmapulse Neuropathy Nerve Therapy & Relief Cream - Maximum Strength Relief Cream for Foot, Hands, Legs, Toes Includes Alpha Lipoic Acid, Arnica, Vitamin B6, Aloe Vera, MSM - Effective Soothing 4oz

This stuff works! I have neuropathy in my feet and some days the pain is unbearable. My feet feel like they are on fire and the pain is intense. This cream works quickly and provides pain relief. It’s a game changer. I use it most often at night so I can sleep. It lasts for several hours and allows me to sleep through the night. I highly recommend it.

After months of struggling with a painful pinched nerve that made even the simplest household tasks feel unbearable, I finally discovered Nervacol, and I genuinely can't believe the difference it has made. Within just two days, the discomfort that had been limiting my daily life was practically gone. The cream itself is a dream to use. It's light in texture, absorbs quickly without any greasy residue, and the menthol scent, fades rapidly after application. It provided a cooling sensation that almost immediately took the edge off my nerve pain, something no other product had managed to do effectively. Thanks to Nervacol, I'm finally back to doing housework and moving freely, something I genuinely missed. If you're struggling with nerve-related pain or discomfort, I highly recommend giving this cream a try. It worked wonders for me and is truly a game-changer!

I think this cream is helpful for pain associated with peripheral neuropathy; I certainly notice if I miss a day. I use it in the morning before work and again at bedtime. I find it is most effective if I rub it in until it is competently absorbed, so it’s nice that a little goes a long way. There is a slight scent that my dogs don’t like, but I barely notice it. It’s not greasy or sticky, which is a huge plus when it comes to pain relief creams. I started with the small size to see if it even worked for me and now I order the larger size to save money per ounce.

It doesn't work for me, I am still getting burning to my feet and no pain reduction from it,

Very helpful in relieving neuropathy pain.

I bought this cream with the idea that it was going to work as GREAT as the reviews stated. I have had peripheral neuropathy for the better part of eight years now. What I’ve learned after spending hundreds of dollars I desperation. of relief from the enabling problem, is that nothing really works except for Capsaicin cream. The problem with Capsaicin cream is that it is created with a very hot chili pepper. So if this gets on your hands, and you touch your eye with even a trace of it on your fingers you’re in deep trouble with another MAJOR problematic pain that takes quite awhile to subside. So, getting back to this product that advertises itself as a Neuropathy pain medication. It is not. It does not do anything at all unfortunately. I’ve used about 70% of the bottle now in hopes that maybe it was a fluke. Maybe I didn’t put enough on, or to thin of an application, not rubbed in enough, not thick enough of an application, or maybe I should goop it in and leave a semi thick layer. NONE of those applications have mattered to have ANY EFFECT on my painful and debilitating neuropathy! As I’m writing this, YES I’M MAD. I’m so sick of spending money on products such as this one that claim to be the saving grace of your problem the people will pay TOP DOLLAR for IF IT WOUMD JUST FRIGGIN WORK!!! So people if you’re hoping this is the one, IT ISN’T. Buy some Capsicum cream, put on a throw away glove, and IT WILL HELP for a little bit so you can get some sleep. It’s about 8.00 at Walgreens btw. Hope this saves the next person their hard earned money, and sure wish people would stop leaving fake reviews for the suckers like me that are desperate when it’s 11pm, 12pm, 1am now it’s 2am, and your foot is STILL raging with maddening burning sensations of hot pins and needle pain, and sharp stabbing electric like shocking friggin pain, and you just want to put some cream on to get it to a manageable level so you can fall asleep, that’s all. Is that to much to ask for? Not another somebody, selling their snake oil/cream that is taking advantage of DESPERATE people that THEY KNOW, won’t do jack to help with their problem!! Bet the money is good taking advantage of the public!! What suckers we can be, and what asnakes in the grass” product this was. I don’t want a refund either, I want others to not buy your garbage because it’s an epic fail of a product. Ok, I’m done. Going to the store now to get some more capsicum cream I guess since their open for another 45 minutes so I can get some relief, and go to bed!

I suffer from a degenerative nerve disease, in addition to a spinal cord injury, nerve damage and usually intractable nerve pain, from lower back disc damage-even though I've been taking high doses of pain meds for a while for it. It had gotten to the point where I was suffering terribly long before my treatment dates, and I simply had to do something. I researched neuropathy treatment creams and lotions and ran across this Nervacol. I read nearly every review before deciding to give it a try. The ingredients are well proven to aid in reducing and relieving nerve related pain and discomfort. From the start, it is cool/cold to the touch, no need to refrigerate it, but you can, without diminishing it's efficacy. I suggest massaging this into the areas producing the pain. For example;if you have sciatic or piriformis related pain going from your low back area to your butt cheek, to your hip and thigh, even down your leg to your feet and toes, begin applying this just above where your hip bones begin at the base of your spine(L1-S1 region), massage the area until the cream is completely absorbed and don't worry about using a second or third finger full of this stuff. It does go a long way, but I use a little more, just because of the level of pain. Continue into your butt cheek, make sure you get where the sciatic notch is-where the nerve emerges-it's very low on your cheek. Then massage all around your "hip"- the greater trochanter, and follow the pain wherever it leads. I apply it down my outer thigh, around my entire knee, my entire calf, ankle, and foot, including my sole-heel, foot pad, and toes. Within about 20 minutes, often immediately, this eases-even takes away, the pain and numbness I have from my lumbar/sacral region to my toes. It also has helped the RSD symptoms in my shoulder, arm, and hand. It will sting a little, if you have any cuts or broken skin, but not for long, and it has a scent of mostly mint and camphor, but not an overwhelming or obnoxious smell, and that fades very quickly-just be sure to wash your hands well before touching your eyes, nose and mouth. It has a very creamy texture and leaves your skin soft and hydrated. You will see a negative space inside the jar when you first open it, don't think you're not getting the full amount you paid for, it's all there. My husband fell on the ice this past winter and has been suffering from lower back and hip pain for the first time in his life. I've been massaging the Nervacol across his lower back, his butt cheek, and around his hip joint, and he was surprised to tell me it worked. So I purchased two of the 4 ounce jars of this to replace the little 2 ounce one I tried this out with initially. It took me about 3-4 weeks of applying this almost every day for both of us, to use up the 2 Oz jar. My only grievance is the cost. But just the fact that this is SO effective will keep me buying it. And if you're really uncertain, give the 2 ounce jar a try. It will definitely last long enough for you to tell it's worth purchasing the larger jars, and defends the purchase price. This will also help ease muscle pain or soreness, and arthritis pain in your neck, hands, ankles, and toes(or wherever it affects you).

This stuff works. Received a devastating medical diagnosis and the stress and tension caused a pinched nerve in my neck which quickly became excrutiating. I went to a chiropractor, a massage therapist, my doctor. I was prescribed an anti-inflammatory. I was taking an insane amount of Advil and Tylenol. I used lidocaine patches. I used ice, heat, anything I could think of. I cried a lot. This was a last ditch effort before asking for a steroid shot. It only took a day and my pain was drastically reduced. I apply about 3 times a day, and combined with a normal amount of Advil my pain is gone. I don't know how, but this stuff works.