Recommend me a good Cannabis cream for arthritis and muscle/joint pain?

pulp

pulp

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Hi fellahs,

Who produces a good cream for such ailments? Some places have like 4 different mj creams and it's difficult to tell which one is best for what, or maybe it all has the same effect, more of a marketing thing?

Anyways, if you are currently using such a cream, could you post the name of it and the dispensary? Thank you for any leads. 8)

Bewbz!


 
pulp

pulp

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Thank you Gmack! I will definitely check that out as soon as I arrive home. Kudos! :cool::-D
 
pulp

pulp

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Gmack420 said:
Yes pure
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You might prefer the PAIN.
"The "Pain" formulation is best for rapid relief of all kinds of pain and inflammation. Treats immediate and chronic pain of all kinds, including muscle pain, post-surgical pain, joint pain, arthritis, bruises and burns."


The HEAT one has Ginger and Cinnamon.
 
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Gmack420

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pulp said:
You might prefer the PAIN.
"The "Pain" formulation is best for rapid relief of all kinds of pain and inflammation. Treats immediate and chronic pain of all kinds, including muscle pain, post-surgical pain, joint pain, arthritis, bruises and burns."


The HEAT one has Ginger and Cinnamon.
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They were out of the pain when I ordered.
 
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gb123

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Making your own is not hard at all. Oil can be mixed with any type of cream.
.. you can add oil to a cream that is already made or make one yourself.
There are a few recipes around that are just like the ones you see here.
No different...just home made and usually BETTER!!!!
 
Brewery

Brewery

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I make the skunkpharm holy anointing oil recipe for my wife

It's not a cream but you could blend it into a base if you'd prefer.

There's a thread on here from a couple months ago with me demoing the process. Recipe can be found on skunkpharms website. Great shit although I wonder what the real active ingredients are (there's enough cinnamon to make your skin tingle). I use it on my hands occasionally and it does make them feel better.
 
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