Zang Hong Hua Pain Relieving Oil (Hung Fa) (1.69 Fl. Oz) (1Bottle) (Solstice)

I originally bought a bottle from a massage place in a mall. I think it was accupressure based massage. When they found some knots on my back, they put some of this on and rubbed it in. The smell is wonderful to me, (reminds me of 'tea-berry' gum ). So I bought a bottle from them and it was 10 bucks cash. I was able to find it online later on. It's fantastic for sore muscles or other aches and pains. However, BE WARNED. It WILL stain clothing, or the couch you sit on or whatever you spill it on. So use it CAREFULLY. Wear clothes you don't mind getting stained by the product ( like pajamas or something ). SECONDLY, IT HAS A POWERFUL smell. So don't put it on and go to work, wondering why your coworkers think you smell funny. LOL. Other than that, it beats all other ointments i've ever used in the past.

I would not consider this a muscle rub. It provides no hot/cold sensation whatsoever but it does create a weird sensation due to the capsaicin in it. I use muscle rub a lot in my professional career and had high hopes for this product. It was a waste of money.

I used this last night for the first time, and it was surprisingly effective in relieving my longstanding neuropathy (paresthesias, burning, profound pruritus/itching) in my arm after about an hour. I was a bit concerned about the profound reddening of my skin that persisted even after showering today. I reapplied the oil tonight, and then decided out of curiosity to research what the ingredient(s) is/are. To my surprise and horror, the first ingredient is Turpentine Oil. Turpentine is a known carcinogen and serious health hazard. However, after more reading I learned that Turpentine Oil is not the same as "gum" Turpentine, the resin that is the health hazard. Apparently, Turpentine Oil is safe. Here are the other ingredients: Ingredients: Turpentine Oil 22% Wintergreen Oil Cinnamon Leaf Oil Olibanum Oil Cirtronella Oil

Worked well w my back muscles next to the spine. Wife put the stuff on and rubbed til it got warm and I felt better

Love the smell of this stuff! Really warms up the body to dissipate pain. Tcm rocks! Go see your acupuncturist

Zang Hong Hua Pain Relieving Oil (Red Flower Oil) is the best. I like its warm sensation and its ability to relieve pain and insect bites.

After I read the information sheet, I did not feel confident using this product.

It hasn't worked yet, and literally ate the finish off my night table! The whole house smells when I apply it!