Aloe has long been known for it's soothing power, and Max-Arnica also uses Arnica Montana. What I really liked about this compared to other topical pain relief, is that it's a roll-on applicator. This means there's no mess, it's easy to get the right amount, and you don't have too much to absorb quickly. It worked for temporary pain relief, and I strongly prefer using natural products to other options.
Friday, September 2, 2016
Consumer Critique: Zim's Max-Arnica
I recently had a chance to try out Zim's Max-Arnica, all-natural pain relief. It is the first homeopathic product in
the Zim’s line, and the ingredients are produced from natural
sources, such as plants, vegetables and minerals.
Aloe has long been known for it's soothing power, and Max-Arnica also uses Arnica Montana. What I really liked about this compared to other topical pain relief, is that it's a roll-on applicator. This means there's no mess, it's easy to get the right amount, and you don't have too much to absorb quickly. It worked for temporary pain relief, and I strongly prefer using natural products to other options.
Aloe has long been known for it's soothing power, and Max-Arnica also uses Arnica Montana. What I really liked about this compared to other topical pain relief, is that it's a roll-on applicator. This means there's no mess, it's easy to get the right amount, and you don't have too much to absorb quickly. It worked for temporary pain relief, and I strongly prefer using natural products to other options.
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