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Dover, NJ

Blu-emu max strength cream versus boiron arnica Gel. The first one is in target & the other I would have to get it shipped. Let me know ur advise……
God bless!

January 3, 2025
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Members shared diverse experiences with topical pain relief options for arthritis and body aches, with no clear consensus on which products... Read more

Members shared diverse experiences with topical pain relief options for arthritis and body aches, with no clear consensus on which products work best. Several members recommended alternatives to the original two products, including CBD cream for joints, emu oil for arthritic hands and feet, Voltaren gel, Arnicare cream, and surprisingly, Dollar Store blue goo as an affordable option with similar ingredients to Blue Emu. A recurring theme was that everyone's response to these products varies widely, with factors like scent sensitivity, duration of relief, and personal body chemistry all playing a role in finding what works best for each individual.

A MyFibroTeam Member

I use to use Blue Emu all the time. That was back in the day when it was $#-$4 bucks. Than the reviews came in and the company realized that it did more than they knew. So the price got bumped up, at least in my area, to $12. It was a same for it worked well.

Looking for an alternative I found the blue goo that the Dollar Store sells and decided to try it out. It has the same ingredients that Blue Emu had that helped so now that is what I use and at $1.25 go with that.

January 8, 2025
A MyFibroTeam Member

More of a matter of how it works for you.
For oils, there are definitely some that help my skin more than others as far as retaining moisture and protective barrier or something I would use for massaging. Some fatty acid profiles really irritate my skin. My gut is very tolerant to them in general as far as adding oil to food. Can only deal with what is naturally occuring in my safe foods.
This is why I learned to make my own products. Standardization of plant extracts and such is regulated. Selling plant extracts is not. So much easier to find quality ingredients rather than quality products. Especially the kind you get without a prescription.

January 17, 2025
A MyFibroTeam Member

No I’m not getting it. I’m askin my hubby to get me a pop socket & I’m going to try blue emu arthritis

January 16, 2025
A MyFibroTeam Member

I have used the blue goo from the dollar store. It does help with some pains that are not too severe. It's a good bargain for $1.25.

January 8, 2025
A MyFibroTeam Member

Have you tried Voltaren? I think you can apply 4 times daily. It works for me and seems to last fairly well. 💖🙏💖

January 4, 2025

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