W F YOUNG 427947 Bigeloil 410ml LIQ Gel

I've known bigeloil for YEARS. It's what's used for arthritic race horses. AND..."they" say it's not for use on humans, only animals. Just for thought: THE HUMAN BEING IS AN ANIMAL, Science 101. Further, I've had this stuff on my hands for YEARS, treating animals, and I've used it for human use, as well. I can tell you it works great, no side effects, except it really eradicates fever in joints. I've never experienced any staining on fabric, and it lasts quite a long time, as far as dosage in using. I've never known it to go bad, but it also isn't around long enough to really have the chance. Smell...hmmm...it does have a smell, but I don't find it unpleasant. NOW, I'm not telling you, as a human being, to use it on yourself. That's entirely up to you. I'm only saying I've had this stuff on my hands for many years, and I have absolutely nothing wrong with my hands, nor am I on any medications AT ALL for anything else. Just saying. Do your own research and make up your own mind. Everyone is different, so only do what works for you, not what works for someone else.

I would definitely say give this a try. I’ve rubbed it on my forearms and shoulders whenever I have pains and aches. Overtime it seems to help in kind of subside the pain so I don’t even realize my shoulders or forearms are so sore. It’s working for me and I definitely will continue to use it thoroughly.

Deep-Penetrating Relief ​Bigeloil doesn’t just sit on the surface of your skin. The formula is designed to penetrate deep into the muscle tissue. It provides a fast-acting, invigorating warmth that gets right to the source of the pain. It’s particularly effective for that "deep-seated" soreness in the lower back, calves, or shoulders after a heavy lifting session or a long day on your feet.

Works great!

Bigeloil liquid gel says that it is an herbal formula and is for topical pain relief. They show a picture of horses on the front with a jockey and it says it can be used before, during an after competition. Can also be used on dogs. I was told by a friend that it can be used on humans and he has used it on his back; although you would need to do your own research on the safety for humans. The smell is a light scent and is very pleasant. My husband used it on his calf and Achilles muscle that had been bothering him for 6 to 8 weeks. He said the pain is almost nonexistent now and he does not limp like he was. For him, the effectiveness has been excellent. He says it does not burn. When is 14 ounce bottle is gone. I will definitely be ordering another one.