OMG my new pain gone pen is amazing

juno

I just thought I'd tell you all about my new toy.

I was browinsing a website funky arthur that I read about in the new issue of my arthritis magazine. I came across the Pain Gone pen and instantly wanted one. But it was £50

But then I found it on Amazon for £29.04, and since I have a free trial of Amazon Prime atm I bought it

And I think it is amazing. At work today, I didn't need to take any pain killers as I was fine just using it. Tonight my fingers are swollen and I can't really move them, but at least it doesn't hurt.

jazabelle

I wonder if it works on non-athritis conditions? Anyone else tried it?

jazabelle

By the way, the direct link to the pen is here. It took me awhile to find it, so thought it might help others!

I just decided to buy one, as it's worth a go anyway - the cheapest I found was on eBay, which is £22.50 (including postage). This seller has nine still available.

Will update the thread if it helps me too! I have fibromyalgia and hypermobility, if anyone has similar illnesses and want to know how effective it is.

juno

jazabelle wrote: »

I wonder if it works on non-athritis conditions? Anyone else tried it?

I'm lending it to my sister soon, assuming I can bear to part with it.

The main website says it can be used on most pains, such as

• back pain
• arthritis
• tennis elbow
• fibromyalgia
• sports injuries
• menstrual pain
• sciatica
• post operative pain
• skeletal pain
• headache
• aching muscles
• shingles
• neuralgia
• lumbago

magicstrawberry

Ive been unsure about wether or not to get one but after seeing this link on another part of the forum ive ordered one its a mini pain gone pen and you pay just for the p&p £4.95 i thought its less to spend just to try it and see if it works and then you can allways buy the bigger one at a later date

Hope its useful for anyone whos feeling unsure but would like to try http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=2038067

Adaline

Thanks very much to both Juno and magicstrawberry. I've just ordered the mini pen for £4.95 to see if it works. I get severe osteo-arthritis, and sometimes have excruciating pain at work when I've been sitting down in a meeting for too long, so something like this could be wonderful for immediate relief. I'll let you know how it goes!

juno

Oooh I didn't know I could have a "free" one! I've just ordered one for my sister - this way I won't have to be without mine while she tries it.

pipkin71

I tried the pain pen, but it didn't help with nerve pain, however, mum uses it for her arthritis [hands / knee] and it does help her.

freebiefind

Here's a direct link for the free mini paingone for anyone who is interested.

http://www.tower-health.co.uk/ambrowCart/shop/show_details.php?ref=FMPGNFPR

I have one of the full size ones and its fantastic! The mini one works just as well but just not for as long (about a year apparently). It's really tiny too so great for popping in your handbag.

System

When i have my card to hand i'm going to get one of the sample ones for my mum, she suffers badly with rheumatoid arthritis (so if it helps her then perhaps i can get her one for xmas) anything to help.

mazza111

Just ordered the free one for my mum, if it brings her some relief I've now got her xmas pressie sorted :j