A couple of months ago a supplement company that I do some writing for sent me a bottle of Therapain Plus® to try because they wanted me to research and write about it. I was happy to try it but skeptical about how well it might work. In my experience, most topical pain relievers have three negatives: they are stinky and/or sticky, their effectiveness doesn't last very long, and they're not practical for the all-over body pain of fibromyalgia.
My Personal Therapain Plus Experience
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