Theraworx Relief

I am prone to really painful foot cramps that can keep me up at night. I tried Theraworx and while it did eventually help, I had to repeat the spraying several times over about 15 minutes period because as soon as the cramps started to pass they then came back. Admittedly, several sprays a number of times did finally seem to do the job. However, I had been using the leg cramp pills at the drug store and they took just about just as long to work and were a lot cheaper. Maybe it works better for leg cramps though, but I don't experience those.

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

After using the product for several weeks, it seems to be addictive. What I mean is that if you try to quit, the cramps return and are much worse. Also, the cramps sometimes come back but in a different place in the muscle like where they are attached. Might have to consult my doctor.

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

I bought this product some time ago and didn't really use it because it was so hard for me to pump the container. I'm 82 years old without a lot of strength in my hands, and trying to pump it would very often actually set off hand pain and cramps. I finally pulled it out again and tried for two days and it did seem to help, except it was so difficult for me to pump. My son suggested removing the cap but then it was just clear liquid. I did try anyway and ended up spilling the liquid all over. If they would put their product in a lighter plastic that I could more readily pump, I would try again.

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

I was so hoping that this product would work. After suffering with leg cramps for 40 years, as we all know the FDA cares nothing about us and viciously and maliciously pulled the quinine sulfate off. It was the only thing that worked, and they pulled it off the market, leaving us with nothing. Anyway, Theraworx doesn't work. Tonight, for example, I applied it according to directions three different times and I'm continuing to cramp and cramp, so they need to go back to the drawing board. Sorry, it doesn't work for such a debilitating condition.

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

I paid $20 for this product and it's a JOKE! I have used 6 pumps, let dry, reapplied and am still waking up in pain. I tried it at work, rest and gym, no relief. I'll pay $15 less and use the trustworthy Icy Hot.

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

I have had leg cramps at night since age 6. I was praying this stuff would work. It was difficult to dispense and simply did not prevent or stop cramps! Also, it was very expensive. Can't recommend this at all.

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

Excruciating pain using on my artificial knee. Works great with my regular knee. Perhaps doesn’t work with artificial joints. Would not recommend using on areas of artificial appliances.

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

I used it one time for leg cramps at night. It severely dried out my lower legs and left what looks like chemical burn scars. Used about one week ago. Hopefully, my skin will heal with time. Unfortunately, there is no way to download a picture on this site.

Length of Use: Less than 3 months

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

Do you know what 6X HPUS 0.05% means? It means it has been diluted by a factor of 10 six times over! There is no magnesium of any consequence in the product! And, by the way, magnesium sulfate is essentially Epsom salt and it does NOT get past your skin barrier to get to where it is needed - the muscle cells.

Please Google Homeopathic and find the Wikipedia entry and you will see all sorts of science that backs up the claim that the Homeopathic approach is quackery.

This company has filed for bankruptcy, so keep that in mind when choosing to buy its products, or not.

Length of Use: 3–6 months

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