Pickle Juice Sports Drink - Relieves Cramps Immediately - Electrolyte Pickle Juice for Day & Night Time Leg Cramp Relief - Organic & No Artificial Ingredients - 16 oz, 12 Pack

best price around some of the big box store stopped carring this item. One of the few that comes in an 2.5 oz bottle.Stops muscle cramps in seconds. Wonder liquid

We buy these for our leg cramps. They really work!

I use this product for night time cramps regularly. It stops cramps dead in their track within moments. I buy it regularly.While I haven't tried it for menstrual cramps, it may be worth it to give it a try.Count me in as a happy, repeat customer.

Wow! Does this work fast! A friend of mine in the medical field suggested your product when I was having foot cramps after swimming. I was skeptical of the taste, but found it pleasant and not overpowering.I took one sip and the pain in my foot went away immediately! I don't know how it works but it works very well. I will continue to buy this product as long as it is made.

This product works as well as pickle juice from a jar. So, the reason I am giving it 4 stars is it is just plain bland and awful tasting. When I am trying to rid myself of a leg cramp I am used to the dill/salty flavor of juice from the pickle jar. This isn't comparable from a taste standpoint but after having a fridge full of pickle jars with no juice and dry pickles, I have found a better choice. Going to add salt to next one I open to see if that helps my palet.

My son is a high school football player. The weather here is very dry and hot. He keeps these in his gear bag , just in case he starts cramping. They are the perfect size to keep in his bag and seem to be just enough to help the cramping. I highly recommend them for any athlete that suffers from cramps.

I haven't used this for my leg cramps yet but I just got it and right away I opened one bottle to taste it and it was very good, it is organic and I like that about it and it doesn't have a strong taste but tastes just like dill pickles. I drank the whole 8 ounce bottle down without puckering and I really like it. Next time I get a leg cramp I will see how fast this pickle juice alleviates it. It is a bit pricey but worth it considering if you went to the dr for medicine to help with leg cramps the medication would cost a whole lot more. I am sure that when I get low on this I will be ordering more. A great natural remedy that should be tried by people who suffer with leg cramps and restless leg syndrome. The only thing is you must like dill pickles cause that is what this tastes like of course.

I work on our 4 acre property daily, usually during weed season. Like now! After a few hours in the sun, I perspire profusely. I drink 3 liters of alkaline/electrolyte water while working; no sweetener...just H2O. I usually drink 2 bottles of this bottled brine prior to aggressive outdoor working.More often than not, in the middle of the night, I am awakened by honorific leg, calf and thigh cramps! If you ever experienced that type of pain, you know from whence I speak. We purchased these pickle juice bottles to help combat that pain. It has not diminished the severity nor the time in pain much, I must say. A hot "herb bag" has proven more effective in combating the pain than this pickle juice, from my experience.Recently, we have purchased pickle "slices" in a jar. There is a lot of brine in these jars. As a last resort, one early morning I took several sips of this brine while experiencing these terrible cramps and, much to my amazement, they pain in my legs diminished; so much so that i was able to return to bed and get some much needed sleep very soon thereafter.My conclusion?I feel that these pickle brine bottles have a much less concentration of pickle brine than the brine in the sliced pickle jar. I have no basis of fact to confirm this, other than my own experience. Your experience may vary considerably.This brine may suffice for lesser aggressive forms of activity. However, if you work out strenuously, like I do for hours at a time, you may need to reconsider the amount and the saline concentration of pickle juice you require, as each physiology has different requirements.Just my $0.03 worth...adjusted for inflation