Theraworx Relief

Pain meds for sciatic pain in lower back, hips and leg were unable to stop the cramps that drove the onset of severe pain. Theraworx works. Literally applied it works. Use the spray liquid that both my wife and I find a wonderful relief for cramps. We heard about it from a our friends who were also helped. Small back and deep hip pain may require liberal applications several times. Hope the spray remains available. Wish there was a price break or coupon. It works and that is the bottom line.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I do not really suffer from leg cramps on a large scale, I do, however, suffer greatly from muscle pain in my right leg. I've tried Icy Hot, Bio Freeze, Blue Emu, and Topricin to name a few topicals. I also paid big money for CBD Oil, both topical and under the tongue. No help from any of them. My wife does have leg cramps and did try Theraworkx with some success. On a whim, I tried her foam and the stuff worked much to my surprise and joy. It knocked down the pain to almost zero during sleep time, and to bearable during daily activity.

The packaging is lousy and tends to leak, especially the liquid, the Foam is a much better delivery system.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Took magnesium oxide for over one year with excellent results (no cramps period), changed to magnesium glycinate because it was more absorbable. Also no leg cramps for months but started golfing and the weather got hotter. Then started to have a dull pain in the lower right calf. First thought it was circulation problems but the pain subsided with ankle exercise which lead me to think "dull cramp pain". I had purchased Theraworx a year before but never used. After being woken up with dull calf cramps pain, decided to try Theraworx. Applied as directed and the pain disappeared in 30 minutes. No more dull pain for 3 days but did return during the afternoon of the fourth day. Reapplied, resulting in pain disappearing in 20 minutes. Decided to look up Theraworx review resulting in this testimony.

Length of Use: Less than 3 months

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Since a lower back surgery, I have had extremely painful leg cramps at night. So painful that sleep is impossible. I was skeptical that anything could help ease the pain and release the knotted-up muscles. Theraworx brought 99% relief within 60 seconds. No idea how it works but it does. Also helps with back spasms when applied there. I highly recommend the foam over the spray. It’s easier and neater to apply.

Length of Use: 1–2 years

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I have within a year started to suffer leg cramps that have become severe. The pain has been awful, and at times I want to die. Especially one night I had cramps on the entire lower half of my body that were going off like fireworks. It scared my husband so much that he called 911 and the police and ambulance and the took me to the hospital. The doctor gave me a shot Morphine, which left me goofy. It has affected my life, and every evening I get scared I will get them and 8 out of 10 times I do.

Last night, I applied the Theraworx as directed and low and behold I suffered two attacks I kept reapplying the ointment and yes it helped a tiny bit, but they still happened. I am going to apply it again today and pray it will work. I will update.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

The last three days I woke up with severe cramps in my calves (both of them). I heard about Theraworx, so I went to Walgreens and bought a bottle. Since the cramps already happened, I applied the Theraworx after the fact and although I didn't get instant relief the next day I thought I was going to get another cramp and it seemed to stop much quicker with the Theraworx. I applied it again last night after I went to bed and this morning I'm okay. Just praying this stuff works on a regular basis. I'm 64 years old and leg cramping is new for me. I do remember calling the ambulance several times for my mom because she had leg cramps on a regular basis. Theraworx wasn't around then, she had to take Quinine, which has since been taken off the market.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

This product does work far as relieving the cramps, but my skin breaks out into a rash and make my skin itch badly and irritated. I think it's great for the cramps relief, but not for my skin type.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I bought at CVS - bar card for foam is 93198 00237.

I also bought the spray at first (93198 00248) but wanted the foam thinking the application would be less messy!

It is effective but difficult to use. The cost was $22 each.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Started with excruciating leg cramps all of the sudden. Woke me up at night. Had to get out of bed and stand up and stretch. Interrupted my sleep a few times a night. I was in agony! The doctor told me to drink more water, take calcium and magnesium which I was already taking, stretch, etc. A friend told me about the ad on TV for Theraworx. I found it at Walmart and used it right away. Didn't help right away, took about a week of rubbing it on and finally, a decent night's sleep. Let's hope it keeps up!

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I have had nighttime leg cramps for decades. Many many years ago you could buy Quinine over the counter and it was by far the best in relieving legs cramps. But there were a few deaths attributed to the drug and the FDA, with urging from Bayer, made it a prescription drug and also FDA said doctors could only prescribe it for malaria. So then I started trying every product to relieve the leg cramps. If you heard of one, I tried it. Of late, I found a product called Pickle Juice (not out a pickle jar), and that is good. Real pickle juice is also very good.

Now this product, Theraworx. It does help after I get a cramp, rub it in and walk around, but walking around always relieved the cramps anyway. So I am not convinced. What I really want is something that prevents the cramp in the first place. I guess what I am saying is I want to prevent the pain, not relieve the pain.

What I have been doing of late is sleeping under a heated blanket. Just cover your legs because covering your torso makes it too hot. Last night I had zero leg cramps, the night before I had one mild cramp. The night before no leg cramps. Now I just started using the heated blanket so I am not going to shout "Eureka I found it," but it sure seems to be working for me. Recommending Theraworx to a friend is not something I would do because what works for one might not work for another. You have to try it yourself.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

Your product sounds great and I think would benefit most people but it appears that my wife is allergic to Aloe Vera oil. She experiences severe pain anyplace that the product touches on her skin. Sorry, we will be unable to use this product further.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend