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I have never heard of Uncle Buds Pain cream, so I went on Amazon.

 

They sell a single 1 ounce tube for $15.99, and it has a rating of 3.6 out of 5 stars, with 50 reviews.

 

The breakdown is

 

52% - 5 stars

 

16% - 4 stars

 

8% - 3 star

 

2% - 2 star

 

22% - 1 star

 

 

 

They also sell a two pack for $22.99 and that has a rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars, with 35 reviews.

 

 

The breakdown is

 

65% - 5 star

 

26% - 4 star

 

0% - 3 star

 

3% - 2 star

 

6% - 1 star 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It's easy for a products own website to have 100% glowing reviews, and claim that celebrities use their product, afterall, they control what gets posted.

 

 

I like to go to Amazon, and read both the good and the bad about a product. and not just what the product makers cherry-picked and want me to see.

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I agree about Capsaizan.  I can't believe it's legal to sell that!!!!!  Once you've applied it to the affect4ed area, you can almost never get rid of it on your hands!  I've thrown mine away.  I don't care how much it might help!  Dangerous stuff, IMHO.

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For pain I use Blue. It works well for me. Tylonel works most of the time.

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@nana59 wrote:

@Kachina624 wrote:

@colliemom4. @CherryHugs.  The only thing that worked for me was Voltaren ointment which I got st Canadian pharmacies and Walmart in Canada.  About a year ago they quit selling it.  It was a NSAID and the Canadian government decided it needed closer medical supervision.


voltaren was the only topical that worked for my arthritis pain...but only temporary relief...but when i had a stent procedure in my heart...my doctor told me to 7stop using it

 

 

@nana59.  All NSAIDs are blood thinners and can't be taken by heart patients.  Includes aspirin too.


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Looks like Uncle Bud is very coy about mentioning CBD and the main ingredient seems to be the same as Aspercreme, which is cheaper.

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I use SportsGel for any aches and pain.  Used it on myself and DD with sprained ankles and it relieved the pain so much that we were then able to sleep.

 

I also use the blue Miracle Ball which applies presssure to any part of the body that is hurting, really works wonders.  I put it on the area of pain then lean on the ball.

 

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@Shelbelle wrote:

I have very good results with Stopain roll on, very good ingredients in there and just the right amount of menthol to be effective, yet not overpowering. 

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   I use StopPain quite often.  It does work and I like that the medicinal scent is minimal.  But like most, it is temporary!


 

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Re: Uncle Buds Pain Relief

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@Kachina624  I looked and I think I had what you were talking about. Is it also called Diclofenac Sodium Topical Gel? It never helped me. Of course different things help different people. I hope you can get it again at some point since it helps you.

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@colliemom4.  Yes, that's what it is.  About the time the Voltaren became unavailable,  my doctor told me I had to discontinue NSAIDs so it's just as well it got taken off the market.  I tried a sample of Voltaren my sister got from her doctor and it did nothing for me, but the stuff from Canada was different.

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@Still Raining wrote:

Looks like Uncle Bud is very coy about mentioning CBD and the main ingredient seems to be the same as Aspercreme, which is cheaper.


 

Good point @Still Raining !