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MaxPR35 is a topical spray made from five pharmaceutical-grade oils. No menthol, no camphor, no numbing agents. Here is how to use it on hands, knees, shoulders and hips.
Apply 1 to 6 sprays to the area and massage in for 10 to 15 seconds using a circular motion. Spread it out — go all the way around the joint: front, back, and sides.
For hands: put one spray in the palm of each hand and massage in as if washing your hands.
For ongoing discomfort we suggest applying at least three times a day for the first week, then as needed after that. Make one of those times bedtime.
Blue-Gum eucalyptus, French grapeseed, jojoba, aloe vera and vitamin E. Pharmaceutical-grade oils, cold-pressed, mixed in the US. No menthol. No camphor. No synthetic fragrance. No fillers. Read the full ingredient story →
We're Gary and Julie Christian. After a serious motorcycle accident in 2013 left us with lasting pain, we found MaxPR35 at the Atlanta Home Show in 2014. It worked for us, and we've been sharing it ever since. We ship every bottle ourselves and answer the phone ourselves. Our story →
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On average 1 to 6 sprays is the usual amount needed. For small areas, one or two sprays will do; larger areas will require more. Spread it out over and beyond the area several inches using a circular motion for 10 to 15 seconds.
It varies — everyone absorbs the oil at different speeds. Generally after about 6 or 7 minutes the scent is gone, and the oily feel along with it.
Since it's an oil, it will stain silk the way oils do. Other fabrics will generally not be affected; pre-treat them before washing with common pre-wash products.
For most people the 4 oz bottle lasts 3 to 4 months; the 2 oz bottle lasts about 2 months. How often you use it will ultimately determine how long it lasts.
There are no known interactions, but if you're taking medication or have a medical condition, we always recommend consulting your physician first.