Free pain relief - mini paingone

tillytat

Great find, thanks. I just ordered but, like lauraj87, no confirmation.

tla19

Whitefiver wrote: »

Is this like the devices that Boots sell for easing Mosquito bites, etc? If so, then I do find them effective at killing off the itch. (Not tried for pain relief, but I guess the principle is the same.)
Regards,

White.

Funnily enough, I tried my PainGone on a particularly annoying bite and it does work!

freebiefind

Ha ha, wonderful!

Ilovemykids

anyone know if this helps with Fibromyalgia,my Mum has this nasty condition and would love to give her something to help.

Ilovemykids

do you need to buy the gel to use this.

Ilovemykids

just bumping for my question.thanks.

freebiefind

You don't need any gel for it, you can use it straight on the skin or through thin clothes. It works for all sorts of pain, I'm sure I read something about it being used on fibromyalgia somewhere but I'm damned if I can't remember where, sorry!

Ellie2758

would the mini paingone be any good for this? or did yu need a larger size??

tla19 wrote: »

I saw an advert in a magazine. They were looking specifically for ladies who suffer with period pains to test it and report back. I had to fill in a spreadsheet every month, rating pain levels before and after using the PainGone.

As far as I could tell, it was already on sale for other ailments but I guess they just wanted to add another to the list

seopositive2

This is a very interesting find indeed. I will have to check it out when I get the time though. Thanks for the nice tips.

tla19

Ellie2758 wrote: »

would the mini paingone be any good for this? or did yu need a larger size??

The mini one would work just as well. The only difference is how long that it will last for.
The full size is meant to last for over 100,000 clicks and the mini one, erm... less ( it doesn't say on the website! )

Hope this helps