Pain!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by MargaretR

Is there some paracetemol in your medicine cabinet?

PharmWeb - Paracetamol Information Centre
"Paracetamol is also known as acetaminophen"



That 'magic horse linament' I found about a week ago is very expensive at £30 for a tiny bottle, so I have been exploring its ingredient list and think I have found out which ingredient is the 'magic pain killer'
D M S O - Google Search

I have ordered some and will report back with results when I have tried it.

Can you also let us know what it smells like Margaret, because if its anything like what it used to be it won't be very nice. One thing that I use sometimes for aching joints Albus Oil, but that's the same it stinks to high heaven, but it does the trick

[MargaretR]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Can you also let us know what it smells like Margaret, because if its anything like what it used to be it won't be very nice. One thing that I use sometimes for aching joints Albus Oil, but that's the same it stinks to high heaven, but it does the trick

If you are more concerned by how you smell rather than how much you hurt, you are just having 'man pain' (as in man flu)

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by MargaretR

If you are more concerned by how you smell rather than how much you hurt, you are just having 'man pain' (as in man flu)

I'm not bothered about the smell Margaret, but if its as bad as it used to be, I can't see too many women using it before they go to an Accy Web meet, cuz if they do they'll be sat on their own all night

[MargaretR]

The product I mentioned at post#36 reeks of wintergreen.
The ingredient in it, DMSO, smells of nothing.

I got DMSO gel on ebay from Ireland - it is listed on ebay under 'equestrian'
It is a heck of a lot cheaper than Soothanol X2

I have tried it out on leg cramp and it works, but not quite as fast as Soothanol, but still within minutes