topical joint relief?

[hvactech]

my knees have been really bothering me ever since i started heavy squatting, anyone have recommendations on a topical joint relief? i currently use flexible and fish oil as it is....

 

[CATdiesel76]

E-pharm joint force. Best there is

 

[hvactech]

just looked into it, looks promising...

 

[3clipseGT]

Its good stuff.

 

[vicesoldier]

E-pharm joint force. Best there is

pretty simple and it works i've actually wrapped it up nice and tight with saran wrap which helped

 

[hvactech]

pretty simple and it works i've actually wrapped it up nice and tight with saran wrap which helped

ive tried knee wraps but didnt do much

 

[vicesoldier]

ive tried knee wraps but didnt do much

yeah same here but then an older wiser woman(mom) told me about saran wrap lol

 

[JRob23]

I like me some SuperCissus RX, glucosamine/msm/chondroitin/ha combo, high doses of fish oil (albeit this is big source of fat macros for me) and if it's really bad something like tiger balm as a topical.

 

[T-Bone]

I've used Joint Force before, great product. Works instantly for pain relief.

 

[CATdiesel76]

Joint force + Saran Wrap twice a day works wonders

 

[rob112]

Another vote for joint force.

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[MuscleGauge1]

I would suggest that you use Tiger Balm it smells really loud but other than that it really does the trick bro you cant go wrong
with it at all. I use it on all my achy joints and muscles when I need to make them relax. It works great and soothes to the core
I would suggest taking a hot shower first and then applying the Tiger Balm. You can buy it at the drugstore in the aisle near Icy Hot

 

[jack_black]

I use joint force 3 times a day. I was skeptical at first but it works. Also look at the way you are squatting because that may have a lot to do with it.

 

[criticalbench]

Joint Help + Joint Force solved my pain real freakin fast haha. Never used joint force solo, but im pretty confident in saying it kicks ass.

Mike