Boiron Arnicare Arthritis Cream for Pain Relief of Knees, Hands, Wrists, Elbows, Joints & Muscles – Quickly Absorbed & Fragrance-Free – 2.5 oz
About this item
- DUAL ACTION: Scientifically formulated with Arnica Montana and Harpagophytum (Devil’s Claw) for dual action pain relief. Addresses minor arthritis pain at its source and is suitable for use on all joints.
- TOPICAL PAIN RELIEF: The non-greasy light, silky texture quickly absorbs into skin is ideal for sudden flare-ups and soreness.
- PLANT-BASED ACTIVE INGREDIENT: Arnica Montana and Harpagophytum are natural pain relievers. No camphor, menthol, or other ingredients that cause burning or stinging and is paraben-free.
- HSA & FSA ELIGIBLE: Many of your favorite Boiron medicines are now eligible for reimbursement. Look for our logo designating products that can be paid for with your Health Savings Account or Flexible Savings Account.
Product Description
Arnicare Arthritis Cream by Boiron combines two pain relievers in one formula for dual action pain relief where you need it most. It's scientifically formulated with Arnica and Harpagophytum (devil's claw), which work together to reduce minor stiffness, soreness, and joint pain of arthritis. * This topical is ideal for sudden flare-ups as it quickly absorbs into skin to take away pain at its source. The cream features a generously sized cap, easy to open and close for added convenience. And unlike diclofenac sodium gels, Arnicare Arthritis Cream is suitable for use on all joints and there's no need to measure what you apply. Arnicare Arthritis Cream doesn't contain menthol, camphor, and capsaicin that may burn or sting on application. The fragrance-free formula has no strong medicinal smell and is also dye-free and paraben-free. Recommended for ages 12 and up, Arnicare Arthritis Cream is available over the counter in a 2. 5 oz tube and a 4. 2 oz value-size tube, as well as 4. 2 oz pump bottle. Also try Arnicare Arthritis Tablets for general arthritis pain relief. *Claims based on traditional homeopathic practice, not accepted medical evidence. Not FDA evaluated
