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tmmort
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I picked some up at a Whole Foods and it seems to be working pretty good.

I haven't been able to lay on my right side because of shoulder pain and after using Topicin, I could. I was somewhat amazed cuz I've tried many different topical pain relievers.

It also helped with neck/spinal and knee pain.

The lady at Whole Wallet said she thought it had snake venom in it....I have no idea but it has been helpful.
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I wonder if this would help my neck. Nothing helps, I've used so many topical pain relievers. When I want a break from rx stuff, I want something to use. I think I'm going to give this a try. It looks like all natural stuff on their website. No snake venom, I don't think! I'm sure they would have to have a warning on there for that?

Anyway, I think I'm going to try it. Does anyone else recommend this, has anyone else tried this?

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