Ibuprofen Pain Relief Cream w Lidocaine USP by Libido Edge

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Product Description

Libido Edge Ibuprofen Pain Relief Cream with MSM, Arnica, and Devil's Claw Root

Ibuprofen has proven tremendous for the relief of pain and inflammation. The down side is that oral consumption of Ibuprofen has been documented to induce stomach ulcers and create kidney and liver damage. The Europeans have been using topical Ibuprofen without the side effects. Libido Edge Ibuprofen Pain Relief Cream also contains MSM, Arnica and Devil's Claw Root. It has been reported that arthritic patients using MSM experienced substantial relief from pain and stiffness.

Ingredients: 50% Aloe Vera Concentrate in Purified Water, 15% Ibuprofen USP, 15% MSM, Lanol (vegetable origin), Montanov (vegetable origin), Liposome Delivery System, Natural Omega Oils, Standardized Extracts of Arnica and Devil's Claw Root, 1% Lidocaine USP, Sepigel and Germall.

Recommended Use: Gently rub a thin coat of cream to the affected area. Repeat up to four times daily with 3-4 hours between applications. If symptoms persist, consult a health professional.

WARNINGS: Do not use if allergic to Ibuprofen / Aspirin.

NOTES: This product contains large amounts of high quality herbal extracts that may alter the product color and vary the color from batch to batch. This in no way affects the potency or quality of the product.

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by Taylor
Portland, OR
USA | Posted on 7/26/2009

Our family uses this product for occasional muscle and joint pain due to exercise and life. It works fast, there's no side-affects and you don't have to ingest chemicals into your whole body for just your knee/elbow/etc. You apply directly to the area needing pain relief and it works. My mother-in-law used it with great success to manage her arthritis in her fingers. My only complaint is we can't buy it in a larger container. Great product!

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Using for:
more than 6 months.

Results:
immediately.

Taste:
No taste.

Taken With:
n/a

Side Effects:
None

by N. Carrera
Pennsylvania United States | Posted on 12/4/2007

I have had severe back pain/neck pain for over 10 years. I started using this Ibuprofen cream and it works faster and better than the prescription pain patch my doctor gave me. I love it!

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Using for:
between 1 and 3 months.

Results:
immediately.

Taste:
No taste.

Taken With:
n/a

Side Effects:
None

by Brian Tomlinson
United States | Posted on 11/8/2007

I can say Ibuprofen Pain Relief Cream is the best topical rub I have ever used, and with my back I have tried them all. It seems like all the Libido Edge products are quality.

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Using for:
more than 1 week but less than 1 month.

Results:
immediately.

Taste:
No taste.

Taken With:
n/a

Side Effects:
None

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