Hydrating, fast acting, long lasting pain relief. Usually relieves muscle pain, muscle cramps, strains and joint pain very quickly.
Helps relieve diabetic foot pain caused by neuropathy.
Can be used multiple times. Simply, spray it on, and the pain is gone™ No rubbing required.
Safe and effective for most chronic muscle or joint pain.
Cool and soothing relief from sore muscles, swollen joints, and other aches and pains associated with everyday life. Use it on sprains, strains, arthritic, and rheumatic pain, back pain, insect bites, cramps, sunburns and sprains.
Have a headache? Put some onto your temples and the back of your neck and shoulders.
Have sore knees? Spray all around your knee and let it dry.
Tennis, Pickleball or Golf Elbow? Spray it all around your elbow and let it dry. Use it before and after you play.
A few bonus uses for you from other satisfied customers:
Congested? Put some under your nose and it helps open up your sinuses.
Feeling achy from a cold or flu? Spray some onto your chest – so much nicer than what our mothers used to rub onto our chests!
Feet sore after a long day standing up? Spray some on the tops and bottoms of your feet, in the morning your feet will be ready to go again!
The uses are endless. Let us know how you use it – we love to hear from our satisfied customers.
Ingredients
Little Miracle Pain Spray is paraben free. It has no dyes or fragrances.
It does not contain dangerous anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID’s).
It is never tested on animals.
Using Little Miracle Pain Spray™ is a great way to get fast pain relief from this natural ingredient product, which includes natural L-Menthol plus 3 essential oils: oil of eucalyptus, oil of peppermint, oil of wintergreen, and coconut oil.
It has a glycerin emollient base, no propylene glycol.
Hydrating, fast acting, long lasting pain relief. Try some yourself.
Active Ingredient: L-menthol 8% (topical analgesic)
Inactive Ingredients: Peppermint Oil, Eucalyptus Oil, Methyl Salicylate, Isopropyl Alcohol, Purified Water, Glycerin, Coconut Oil.
