Frankincense & Myrrh Rubbing Oil, Neuropathy 2 oz (Pack of 1)

This has a really good smell to it. And it is absolutely great for neuropathy pain. It’s so sweet and helps with the soreness and burning.

I don’t know how this works, but it does! It doesn’t sting or tingle like other pain relief topicals. I’ve had sleep problems because of neuropathy for years and I’ve finally been able to sleep through the night. I do not like the smell, but it’s worth it. It’s sort of a cinnamony, fireball smell. A bit medicinal. Edit: still sleeping well, neuropathy in the foot is gone, and the arm has calmed down lots, also worked wonders with tight hip! Still don’t like the smell but it wears off after a few hours. It’s been a few months I think and still got half a bottle left. So it is expensive but lasts well

I have not used this product before my purchase I have used this oil for a week before I am writing this review, I know this is not a long time for some people to think I can Give a fair review, But I have seen some positive things already from using this oil for my neuropathy I have some relief in my feet and hands already. I have diabetic peripheral neuropathy in both legs and feet and Have carpel tunnel in both hands and have had surgery 13 years ago to treat the carpel tunnel in my hands which did help a great deal with my hands, medication I take for my neuropathy makes me very drowsy and cloudy minded. the carpel tunnel still cause some pain and numbness and tingling in my hands from time to time depends on what I am doing with my hands. my feet are the worst with stabbing ,tingling, numbing, swelling painful feelings everyday in my toes the pain is almost unbearable . I bought this oil just out of desperation to try to get some relief without the use of drugs. now to be honest I did not expect anything to much from this oil, I opened up the bottle after getting it and it was filled completely to the top with oil, and the smell was a little strong but very nice to me because I like the smell of frankincense. I applied this oil to my feet at the time I was having the stabbing, tingling pain in my toes it did not seem to give immediate relief but took about 10 minutes to start to affect my nerves. It does not take away the pain, but it does make it tolerable, It does reduce the stabbing a great deal to almost no stabbing sharp pain, the tingling is reduced a good deal and the numbness is not much of a difference as I have noticed, the swelling is reduced a great deal. I have noticed that the more I use it, the longer it seems to work, For example the first day it lasted about 15 minutes and the pain tingling and all the other stuff came back, but after a week of use 4 times a day it lasts for 30 - 45 minutes and the stabbing pain in my toes seems to be the one pain that does not come back for hours to me that's great. I have a mole on the top of my foot and it is getting smaller it is shrinking, not anything I expected from this oil I have assumed it is because of the oils bacteria fighting ability and for a diabetic bacteria fighting oil to me is big plus. by the way this oil goes a long ways. I have used this oil for a week now and it is still more than three forth full. and the oil helps with dry cracked skin on the feet and hands another bonus to me. its not a cure but it does help and anything that helps without narcotics is also a bonus to me. I would recommend it to people with neuropathy give it a try give it a little time to work, don't expect it to do to much right away, have no real expectations' but give it a shot and see what it does for you. for me I am Liking what I am seeing so far. that's an honest review all in all I like it.

This literally blew my mind, figuratively. There may have been a little cartoon explosion. I have always woken up with numb hands since I was a teen. Recently it progressed to burnings pains and near paralysis. Agony. I would be yelling and whimpering in pain. Luckily on one of the more recent incidents I was with a family member who offered me this. Literally 2-3 drops rubbed on my wrists cleared it up in minutes. It was a miracle. The alternative was limply massaging my carpal tunnel areas and shoulders after taking ibuprofen or more recently Vimovo which I believe may be naproxen but could be wrong. Prescription NSAID. It would take a w while before I was functional. I never would have expected something available OTC in a health store like essential oils (from which this gets its effectiveness, I am sure) could be so powerful. Now I keep this handy but I'm also acquiring essential oils for their various utilities. Dental pain,? Clove oil. Lower back muscle/tendon pain? Lavender oil! Warts or a fungal infection? Tea tree in coconut oil! Inhaling rosemary oil may temporarily improve memory by acting as an acetylcholinesterase while albe being able to ease Reynaud's symptoms? Cool. But back to this. With how little I need compared to the recommended dose and only using once a day usually (I also use it for joint and muscle pain/inflammation) this will last me a long time so I think it is decent value for what I get. But if I can replicate ithe effects with essential oils diluted in coconut oil and it saves money I will end up doing that. But I will still be recommending this to people who need it and aren't nerds like me lol

Liked - quick, short term relief from back and knee pain also trapped nerve in thigh. Disliked - only short term relief, and smell is powerful enough to unblock nose from application on my thigh😄. I didn't mind it, but got some strange looks in confined spaces. Overall - a bit expensive and didn't like drop pipette application. Rollon applicators are better, as they massage at same time.