Cyclease Cramps Meltaway Tablets

Borion Cramp Ease has been a lifesaver for managing menstrual and pregnancy-related cramps. It works quickly to reduce discomfort, providing noticeable relief without any grogginess or side effects. I appreciate that it’s easy to take on-the-go, so I can use it whenever cramps strike—whether at home, work, or running errands. The formula feels gentle yet effective, giving me real comfort when I need it most. Overall, Borion Cramp Ease is a reliable, convenient, and effective solution for cramp relief. Highly recommend for anyone looking for fast-acting, gentle support.

Ibuprofen gave me an ulcer as a teen. My daughter gets the benefit of my wisdom and I get her this. Works great. No debilitating cramps for her.

Love a good homeopathic medicine. Works well.

Honestly didn't think this would work, but its great! Works like a charm and I have pretty bad pms and cramps. Bought many times

My cramps went from ‘I can’t move’ to ‘okay, I can function without taking harsh medicine'. It’s not magic, and it didn’t totally nuke the pain, but it definitely took the edge off. Placebo or not, when you’re in pain and something helps, I take the win... My only complaint is that it’s advertised as HSA-eligible, but it doesn’t work at checkout. The product image says it qualifies, but if that’s true, it should also go through with HSA funds on Amazon. That part was very frustrating.

I'm a 25 year old female and from the age of 16-22, I was on the pill solely because of my painful cramps. After doing my own research and discovering just how bad those synthetic hormones are for you and your body, I took myself off and I've been searching for natural remedies ever since. I have tried cramp bark, essential oils, raspberry leaf tea, ginger tea, magnesium, exercise, heating pads, you name it, it's been done. I stumbled across this brand in Whole Foods and actually ordered it off of Amazon a month ago to try during my next cycle. The day before Aunt Flo comes to visit I get cramps on a 1-10 pain scale of about 3-4, then my first day is usually in the range of 5-7, followed by the second day being around 4-5 and tapering off from there. As a reference I would usually need to take about 4-6 Advils (liquid gel) per day for 3 days to keep my cramps at bay, which is certainly not great for the stomach. In order to truly test the efficacy of this product, I did not take any Advil. I started taking this the morning Aunt Flo came to visit and found that I needed to take about 8 to feel the cramps lessen. I would say taking this amount reduced my cramps from a 6-7 to about a 3-4. They did not completely go away but it did make a slight difference. I continued to take doses throughout the day and, when I finally reached the end of the day, I had taken roughly 20, 1/3 of the box. I eventually gave in and took Advil. For someone like me that has fairly painful cramps, these don't get the job done on their own. However, my next cycle I did pair these with Advil and found that I could take less. Using the example I presented before, I usually have to take 2 Advil in the morning, 2 in the afternoon, and 2 at night on my first day, and Cyclease allowed me to just take 1 Advil at each part of the day. I am not giving up on the product and hope that I can find a routine that works for me, but as of now I can't just rely on this product. If you only have mild to moderate cramps, I would still suggest giving this product a try for sure as it does make a slight difference and if that's all you need, this will be perfect for you!

I’ve had different types of menstrual cramps throughout my years (I’m 28) and I’ve never ever taken any kind of medicine with it, so keep it in mind this might have strongly influenced my experience. I sometimes had really bad cramps (once I even fainted at the airport) when I was going through emotional/damaging relationships etc, but over the past years I’ve been taking care of myself mindfully through yoga and good diet, so my cramps have been limited to just 1-2 hours of bad (yes, still bad - pain, nausea, etc.) cramps on my first day only. I decided to try natural medicine for the first time because those 1-2hrs of intense pain have been driving me crazy and can be annoying if it coincides with work, etc, so here I am. This worked like magic. Followed the instructions, and while I did feel a bit dizzy like I normally do, the symptoms were super gentle and did not plummet into the usual pain. I coupled it with a heating pad on my belly and rested in my bed on my first day - no pain whatsoever and very cozy. I took a fourth dose only because the dizziness came back for a tiny bit and I was worried it might worsen, but I don’t think next time it’ll be necessary. I read through all the negative reviews just to see if people are experiencing side effects, etc. (didn’t see such reports I don’t think); it seems that most of the ladies who said this “doesn’t work” have been using much stronger and less natural medicine. I’m no doctor, but based on some basic knowledge about herbalism and natural medicine, I think it’s fair to expect that your body will need time to adapt to and adjust to the effects of a homeopathic medicine if you’ve gotten used to the shock of stuff like Advil/ibuprofen or something even stronger. It may not mean that this doesn’t work or doesn’t work as well... it may just mean that your body needs some time to rewire and get used to another way of receiving help. For example, if you’re used to being knocked out by sedatives (essentially the effects of some of those stronger medicines) when you want to rest, it might take some time to adjust to the calming effects of a soothing balm/massage. I know others have had similar experiences with homeopathy and unfortunately during this time you may experience some transitioning difficulties, so please chat with a physician or herbalist about this. Otherwise, if you’ve not been using heavy medicine and would like to give natural stuff a try, I’d strongly recommend - I’ll never go anywhere without it now. Also just a gentle suggestion, please still do take care of your body emotionally and physically besides fighting the pain itself - paying attention to how I’m feeling and being aware of my body on a daily basis have helped tremendously with pain relief during my periods. Good luck!

We have three ladies in our house. Two teen girls and me. Unfortunately my girls were cursed with my debilitating cramps and nothing really seems to help. We started these about 3 months ago and they have been so helpful! Even my girls have both stopped having such a horrible time and when they need something, they no longer ask for pain meds that dont work. They ask for these. If i could give it a hundred stars, i would.