Arthritis pain and migraines were a thing of the past once I started using Cryoderm pain reliever. What I personally like with Cryoderm is that it comes in three forms: spray, gel, and roll-on. All these Cryoderm products have the same formulation that makes it one of the best topical pain relievers around. Here’s a guide on how to use each one:
Cryoderm Spray
The Cryoderm Spray comes in 4-oz bottles. You can also buy them by the dozen. I find it cheaper when I buy a dozen in one go. It saves me around $60.
The Cryoderm spray can be sprayed in different angles so it’s easier to spray on hard to reach places, such as at the back or even the back of the knees.
Cryoderm spray is better for muscular pain. Just spray it on affected areas, such as on your knees, back, or joints for pain relief.
Cryoderm Gel
I use Cryoderm gel whenever the pain is too much to bear. The gel feels cool to touch, but is easily absorbed by the skin. After a while, you will feel slight warmth that’s soothing for painful areas.
Cryoderm gel is for those areas that are exposed because the gel takes more time to be absorbed by the skin. If you want Cryoderm in a massage, the gel is the best way to do it.
Cryoderm also comes in gel packs for those who travel often. You don’t have to worry about Cryoderm taking precious space in your luggage or getting these suspicious looks from airport police.
Cryoderm Roll-on
The Cryoderm Roll-on is a great way to ease headache pain. It’s designed to be applied on the temples or on the neck. You can apply Cryoderm roll-on at any angle, even upside down. In addition to the gel packs, the Cryoderm roll-on is the best way to take Cryoderm when you’re traveling. You won’t even have to worry about sealing it off in a plastic bag.
Cryoderm gives you several ways to use this natural pain reliever. Whether in gel, spray, or roll-on, you are sure that you will have the same effective formula that chiropractors, athletes, physical therapists, massage therapists trust.
