Ok...seriously Injure-eeze, what is this miracle?

GreenMachineX said:
Just got my shoulder MRI results today, and supraspinatus tendonosis is the culprit for my pain, but no tears. Hoping injureez can help with this!
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That's great news..glad it's not a tear.
 
dsade when will this be back in stock?

I had rotator cuff tear and Labrum tear repaired 2 weeks ago. Will this help with recovery ?
 
dollar662 said:
dsade when will this be back in stock?

I had rotator cuff tear and Labrum tear repaired 2 weeks ago. Will this help with recovery ?
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They spaced my order. They're at a convention this weekend but should ship out on Monday.

I think I actually have 2 left that I'd be happy to send. Sounds like you need them asap.
 
dsade said:
They spaced my order. They're at a convention this weekend but should ship out on Monday.

I think I actually have 2 left that I'd be happy to send. Sounds like you need them asap.
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That would be fantastic !! Shoot me an invoice I will pay it promptly

GREATLY appreciate you helping me out using your personal stash.
 
dollar662 said:
That would be fantastic !! Shoot me an invoice I will pay it promptly

GREATLY appreciate you helping me out using your personal stash.
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On me for messing up your order the other day.
 
Is there anything in Injureez that could be causing dizziness and lightheadedness or any other symptoms like that? I've been experiencing this for 2 weeks and running low on options of what to rule out. Seriously hoping it's not this but if using too many sprays (8-10?) could go systemic and cause issues, then obviously I need to do something different lol.
 
GreenMachineX said:
Is there anything in Injureez that could be causing dizziness and lightheadedness or any other symptoms like that? I've been experiencing this for 2 weeks and running low on options of what to rule out. Seriously hoping it's not this but if using too many sprays (8-10?) could go systemic and cause issues, then obviously I need to do something different lol.
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I've done >7 sprays and never had those symptoms. Might sound dumb but are you inhaling the after spray by any chance? Makes me sneeze immediately and my eyes water lol.
 
shockrock3 said:
I've done >7 sprays and never had those symptoms. Might sound dumb but are you inhaling the after spray by any chance? Makes me sneeze immediately and my eyes water lol.
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Might sound weird, but I also get light headed if I inhale it.
 
dollar662 said:
Did you get a chance to send this out ?

Thanks again
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Sorry jason...completely my fault. I will go in tomorrow and get this out. You'll have it Tuesday.
 
dsade said:
How's it going?
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Sorry for delay some reason i didn't get notified of reply. I came in to post my thought and noticed your response

Ive been using this a week and honestly not sure how this isnt a best seller. I use it few times a day morning, before PT and few hrs before bed.

I have slept the best I have since the surgery. It helps alot more then tylenol has ever done for pain and my comfort level.

My PT has said she is able to work my shoulder more since I am in less pain. She was highly impressed and asked if I had done anything different. When I told her She wished they could recommend it to others but they are not allowed to recommend outside products. Which is crap if it can help people they should know

Only small negative and it may be my bottle is the spray comes out at what seems like 100mph in a tight stream spray which first time hit skin and then splashed back in my eyes not fun. Im guess it should be more of a spray then a stream but now that I know its a non issue


Thanks again for getting this out to me its help me more then i could have imagined and grateful for that
 
Been about a year since I have been on the forum but I wanted to post a review for this amazing product.

I bought injureeze about a month or so ago and let me say, this stuff is amazing.

Long story short, almost 10 years ago I had 4 surgeries within a year in my ankle and 2 on my Achilles. Now I have severe chronic arthritis in my foot at the age of 32. Nothing has seemed to help besides Aleve sometimes. I limp everyday and I can't help it.

Injureeze helps tremendously. It seriously takes away most of the pain. Sometimes all of it. I can exercise, take a break and I don't have to warm it up again. Before, after I warmed up, the pain would be basically he gone, but if I would take a short break, even just a minute, I would have to start all over. This was very annoying.

I have found that it works best with about 2 sprays to each problem area. For me, that's about 8 sprays around each side of my ankle. If only one area is hurting, that's all I spray. So anywhere from 2-8 sprays. It also works best for me if I wait 2-4 hours to workout after I apply it. Been doing Focus T25 with the wife and with all the jumping and calf work, I barely notice my ankle. I have done 2 workouts without it and I can definitely tell when I use this compared to when I don't.

Negatives - 1) spray bottles need improvement. I think I am going to switch it out with a different one of similar size. Sometimes it sprays great but then can't get anything to come out. 2) I need to shake it up before use. Now these negatives are not that big of a deal and as long as the product works, which it does, I am thrilled.
 
You will always need to shake it. The Emu oil and Black Cumin seed oil will NOT go into solution no matter what.
 
Maybe that's why it didn't seem to work for me. I went through two bottles and saw pretty much zero relief on my elbows, but I never shook it first. There's nothing anywhere on the bottles that indicate that's necessary, and unless directed to, it would actually seem counterproductive - it seems like you would just end up with a lot of air and bubbles in the solution.

I can also confirm minor gripes with the sprayers. They were inconsistent and difficult to control. Trying to gently spray a small area was next to impossible - the breakover point on the sprayer(s) was pretty much all or nothing, which ended up in a powerful blast of solution that launched much of it into the air (and eyes and nose). Something a little more progressive would help...
 
lunchbeast said:
Maybe that's why it didn't seem to work for me. I went through two bottles and saw pretty much zero relief on my elbows, but I never shook it first. There's nothing anywhere on the bottles that indicate that's necessary, and unless directed to, it would actually seem counterproductive - it seems like you would just end up with a lot of air and bubbles in the solution.

I can also confirm minor gripes with the sprayers. They were inconsistent and difficult to control. Trying to gently spray a small area was next to impossible - the breakover point on the sprayer(s) was pretty much all or nothing, which ended up in a powerful blast of solution that launched much of it into the air (and eyes and nose). Something a little more progressive would help...
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Thanks for the feedback. These are betas so those are the old labels and i will look into getting gentler sprayers.
 
dsade said:
You will always need to shake it. The Emu oil and Black Cumin seed oil will NOT go into solution no matter what.
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Yes and I should have clarified the reasoning since you told me that earlier. Shaking it is not a huge deal.
 
Still amazed at this stuff. I can now squat again (albeit not heavy) but this is major progress. Knees are significantly better, only get flare ups every now and then. V2 is on the way ?
 
dsade, I was going to give this another try, since I wasn't really using it correctly the first time, but I don't see it on your website. Out of stock?
 
Had a serious strain right on the bottom of my elbow directly on the olecranon or directly underneath it...def. wasn't a bone bruise, I know how I hurt it. Tried to do tris next day...extremely painful to extend my elbow. Used V1 Injure-eeze for 4 days straight, 1x a day....gone. Utterly remarkable.
 
Day one of this for me. Hoping it will help with some elbow tendinitis I have been dealing with.
 
Best my elbow has felt in months, after only using this for a few days. Strong work as always dsade. Any thoughts as to the appropriate upper limits on dosing? I've been using 5 sprays twice daily.
 
jh1 said:
Best my elbow has felt in months, after only using this for a few days. Strong work as always dsade. Any thoughts as to the appropriate upper limits on dosing? I've been using 5 sprays twice daily.
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That's about right.
 
dsade said:
Thanks for the feedback. These are betas so those are the old labels and i will look into getting gentler sprayers.
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Just received my Injure Eeze today.
So if Im reading this correct, this is V2 (included Emu Oil, tetrahydrycurcuminoids and Black Cumin Seed Oil) but with the old label ?
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gnbbc said:
Just received my Injure Eeze today.
So if my reading this correct, this is V2 (included Emu Oil, tetrahydrycurcuminoids and Black Cumin Seed Oil) but with the old label ?
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That's correct
 
I purchased 10 bottles from the Evomuse website on Monday and haven't received a shipping conformation as of yet.
 
h968042 said:
I purchased 10 bottles from the Evomuse website on Monday and haven't received a shipping conformation as of yet.
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Sorry, we just today finished the weekend orders all of this weeks orders will go out tomorrow.
 
I had to order more of this. My elbow tendinitis is almost completely resolved after a week of use. I can finally​ do curls and lateral raises again with minimal pain. Very impressed.
 
I received a tracking # on Friday but tracking shows that the item hasn't been shipped yet. Sorry to be impatient but my knees, shoulders and elbows are killing me and I'm really hoping this will allow me to work out pain free or with less pain.
 
h968042 said:
I received a tracking # on Friday but tracking shows that the item hasn't been shipped yet. Sorry to be impatient but my knees, shoulders and elbows are killing me and I'm really hoping this will allow me to work out pain free or with less pain.
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Might sound crazy but relief is almost instantaneous, like literally 5 min. after applying. After about 3-5 days of constant use, you'll be like WTF is this stuff lol, it's that good.
 
shockrock3 said:
Might sound crazy but relief is almost instantaneous, like literally 5 min. after applying. After about 3-5 days of constant use, you'll be like WTF is this stuff lol, it's that good.
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If that's the case, I need this stuff now!!! Just kidding, but hoping that I receive this soon.
 
h968042 said:
If that's the case, I need this stuff now!!! Just kidding, but hoping that I receive this soon.
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It is amazing definitely helped me out and always have it on hand for flare ups! Works so good makes you question what's really in there hahaha
 
Other than the 3 days in the hospital over the weekend, I've been going through the PO records one by one, pulling all orders that are still showing "lost" and getting everything organized to resend tomorrow.

I made an experimental drive and walk through the warehouse today, and I can't wait to transfer shipping over to the new staff so I can focus on both research and customer relations....hopefully with the same old me, and not the bordeline nervous breakdown me of today. Much love.
 
dsade said:
Other than the 3 days in the hospital over the weekend, I've been going through the PO records one by one, pulling all orders that are still showing "lost" and getting everything organized to resend tomorrow.

I made an experimental drive and walk through the warehouse today, and I can't wait to transfer shipping over to the new staff so I can focus on both research and customer relations....hopefully with the same old me, and not the bordeline nervous breakdown me of today. Much love.
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Best of luck with that, buddy. Hope you are back on your feet and feeling better soon.
 
jh1 said:
Best of luck with that, buddy. Hope you are back on your feet and feeling better soon.
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Ain't nothing gonna keep me down. I made the trip to the warehouse and walkaround with no problems at all. Minimal pain, considered. Hey, at least I have an interesting story to tell.
 
h968042 said:
I received a tracking # on Friday but tracking shows that the item hasn't been shipped yet. Sorry to be impatient but my knees, shoulders and elbows are killing me and I'm really hoping this will allow me to work out pain free or with less pain.
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You'll be heading out this morning.
 
Hey Matt (or anyone else with some input),

Just wondering if you can comment on the use of this product to decrease/control inflammation versus actually healing tendon injuries. All the research I do on my patellar tendinitis/tendinosis is telling me that we can deal with the inflammation with NSAIDs, ice and rest, but that doesn't actually do anything to heal the tendon and the underlying tendon damage is still there. So obviously, based on the reviews, this product is really good at treating the pain that comes with inflammatory type injuries like mine, but does this product simply treat the pain by reducing inflammation or does it actually have ingredients that promote tendon regeneration/healing?

I will probably try a couple bottles out as it wouldn't hurt but just wondering if you have any input in regards to this. Thanks!
 
KevinConn said:
Hey Matt (or anyone else with some input),

Just wondering if you can comment on the use of this product to decrease/control inflammation versus actually healing tendon injuries. All the research I do on my patellar tendinitis/tendinosis is telling me that we can deal with the inflammation with NSAIDs, ice and rest, but that doesn't actually do anything to heal the tendon and the underlying tendon damage is still there. So obviously, based on the reviews, this product is really good at treating the pain that comes with inflammatory type injuries like mine, but does this product simply treat the pain by reducing inflammation or does it actually have ingredients that promote tendon regeneration/healing?

I will probably try a couple bottles out as it wouldn't hurt but just wondering if you have any input in regards to this. Thanks!
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Right now I'm putting together the studies for the writeup showing the influence of the ingredient profile on collagen synthesis in tendons, skin matrix, and other softer tissues - which along with the anti-inflammatory effect - would influence healing/strengthening of tendons, most particularly the tetrahydrocurcuminoids.

Got my hands full right now prepping the warehouse for moving to the new facility so the new staff can handle the shipping side of things, but:

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PMID: 18034669 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
Abstract/OtherAbstract:
Changes in the structural and functional properties of collagen caused by advanced glycation might be of importance for the etiology of late-stage complications in diabetics. Curcumin is the most active component of turmeric. It is believed that curcumin is a potent antioxidant and anti-inflammatory agent. Tetrahydrocurcumin (THC) is one of the major metabolites of curcumin, exhibiting many of the same physiological and pharmacological activities of curcumin and in some systems may exert greater antioxidant activity than curcumin. In diabetic rats, hydroxyproline and collagen content as well as its degree of cross-linking were increased, as shown by increased extent of glycation, collagen-linked fluorescence, neutral salt collagen, and decreased acid and pepsin solubility. Administration of THC for 45 days to diabetic rats significantly reduced the accumulation and cross-linking of collagen. The effects of THC were comparable with those of curcumin. In conclusion, administration of THC had a positive influence on the content of collagen and its properties in streptozotocin- and nicotinamide-induced diabetic rats. THC was found to be more effective than curcumin.
 
A newer study, but this is where I started from looking for ways to improve the Injure-eeze formula - most especially connective tissue, tendons etc.

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J Mater Sci Mater Med. 2017 Mar;28(3):45. doi: 10.1007/s10856-017-5858-y. Epub 2017 Feb 2.
A review on animal models and treatments for the reconstruction of Achilles and flexor tendons.
Bottagisio M1, Lovati AB2.
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Abstract

Tendon is a connective tissue mainly composed of collagen fibers with peculiar mechanical properties essential to functional movements. The increasing incidence of tendon traumatic injuries and ruptures-associated or not with the loss of tissue-falls on the growing interest in the field of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. The use of animal models is mandatory to deepen the knowledge of the tendon healing response to severe damages or acute transections. Thus, the selection of preclinical models is crucial to ensure a successful translation of effective and safe innovative treatments to the clinical practice. The current review is focused on animal models of tendon ruptures and lacerations or defective injuries with large tissue loss that require surgical approaches or grafting procedures. Data published between 2000 and 2016 were examined. The analyzed articles were compiled from Pub Med-NCBI using search terms, including animal model(s) AND tendon augmentation OR tendon substitute(s) OR tendon substitution OR tendon replacement OR tendon graft(s) OR tendon defect(s) OR tendon rupture(s). This article presents the existing preclinical models - considering their advantages and disadvantages-in which translational progresses have been made by using bioactive sutures or tissue engineering that combines biomaterials with cells and growth factors to efficiently treat transections or large defects of Achilles and flexor tendons.

PMID:
28155051
DOI:
10.1007/s10856-017-5858-y
 
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