Cold Roll-on 3oz, 2.4 Lb

I’ve been on this product for years. Use it for muscular aches & pains. Recommended by chiropractor. Works better than Biofreeze for me.

This glue is the best I ever bought

I use this primarily for my achilles tendonitis when I'm at my limit for medications. It does help a little bit, primarily by distracting from the pain. It's way more powerful than your typical menthol cream. I do appreciate the roller ball; it makes it very easy to apply without risk of getting it on your fingers or hand (and then touching your eye or something).

Works. Simply works. Use on tight shoulder and neck muscles that give me fierce headaches.

One of the best products out there for muscle aches and pains. It works !!

It helps to relieve pain

CryoDerm roll on is a great product. I am impressed how this is helping me. I was diagnosed with tendonitis bursitis in my shoulder. I have a little arthritis in there too and the shoulder has been causing me major pain. I have had cortisone shots and I am currently in physical therapy. On my second week. The Cryoderm penetrates deep into the tissue, and the cool/heat effects lasts for a while. I put it on prior to Physical therapy and it helps me get through the exercises. I also put it on at night time prior to bed time as shoulder hurts at night. The Cryoderm is helping to cool and soothe and bring relief. I like the roll on. It is easy to focus on certain areas and it glides across the skin smoothly. It is not sticky or gooey. It does have a strong scent but any product with menthol does. I think it is far better than icy hot and other topical ointments. It has not caused me any irritation either which is a plus. Some topical products irritate my skin but Cryoderm does not. I will certainly purchase again and I will recommend to others.

The reason that I bought this is that I've read that menthol can help open up the pores of the skin in order to allow other medications to penetrate. As I've indicated it smells wonderful, though the odor is very powerful. Does it actually quell pain? It can certainly distract one from sensing pain to some degree by the way it feels. I'm not really convinced that it relieves pain itself, though it may, and it may depend on the type and cause of the pain in question.