Deep Heat Fast Relief Rub Reviews

As we all know the weather has been just awful the last couple of days. I was fed up of being in doors yesterday so decided to hike up to my friends house and play. I had both the boys in the pram and we got to a steep hill and my foot slipped out from underneath me and I smacked down onto my knees. My first thought was 'ouch', my second was thank ...  Read the complete review

Deep Heat Fast Relief Rub Description: For muscular aches and pains. If you have never used this stuff, it is a tube of cream which is recgnisable by the bright red packaging and the words Deep Heat in large letters on the front. Before using, make sure that the seal is not broken. A 35g tube costs less than ...  Read the complete review

The day I became a scarlet woman. For years I slept with the bedroom windows open - good, healthy fresh air! However I have recently experienced excruciating pains in the upper parts of both my arms, worse in the arm nearer the window. Doubtless this has been caused by the 'fresh air' i.e. draught. So habits have had to change. Windows ...  Read the complete review

Aching joints seem to be a recurrent problem as the age clock ticks on. I have heard tell it is nature's way of preparing you for rigor mortis- what a comforting thought. When I am busy I can tolerate the aching- there is plenty to take my mind of it- but at night it drives me nuts- I cannot settle and it is very ...  Read the complete review

Deep heat really is a great product for relieving the soreness of muscular aches and pains. I recently suffered a neck pull after going to the gym and tried religiously to try and get the pain away with aspirin. This was largely unsuccessful, so i tried deep heat. This really helped, a massive wave of coldness was sent to my neck ...  Read the complete review

The other week I had back ache. I dont mean the twinge but that pain where you find it so bad that you are crawling up the stairs on all fours. You hear that doctors cant do much about it so the next day went to the chemist and got all sorts of tablet pain killers which didnt really help and then we got deep heat. It comes in a tube ...  Read the complete review

Deep Heat is a cream that you can rub into an area to stop it hurting. However one of the ways in which deep heat stops you hurting is by masking the pain with a different sensation. This different sensation is not surprisingly of heat, and different people react to it in different ways. Depending on how you react to this sensation you will ...  Read the complete review

I was at work recently and unfortunately managed to hurt my shoulder by lifting a box which turned out to be much heavier than I had first thought it would be. Well needless to say it was a niggly and extremely uncomfortable injury that just would not go away. I was examined by occupational health and being reassured that it wasn't anything too ...  Read the complete review

I've read a few reviews of this product lately. As I seem to have used bucket loads of this stuff over the last couple of years I thought I'd give my two pence worth. Deep heat is a mentholatum rub for 'fast relief from muscular aches and pains'. Although this review is for the cream version of the product a spray version is also ...  Read the complete review

**** Introduction **** After pulling a muscle in my shoulder at work yesterday, as I was trying to pull a heavy box off of the top shelf. Little did i know that the box was very heavy and very full resulting in me sitting in a heap on the floor, covered in travel brouchers and i total agony with my shoulder. I persisted all ...  Read the complete review

Having moved when moving at a critical point when undergoing an emergency C-Section over 20 years ago I have suffered with back pain which isn't debilitating but annoying. I'd say it was mild- middle on the pain threshold guides so my sympathy goes out to anyone who suffers any sort of pain. Luckily the prescribed painkillers keep it ...  Read the complete review

It would appear that when you get to a certain age, the old muscles and bones just ain't what they used to be. A slight knock is more painful and its subsequent healing longer. There are obvious remedies for the physical pain, but the muscular although benefiting from such painkillers sometimes just need a helping hand. It has been ...  Read the complete review

Ah - Deep Heat rub! A wonder product that (in my household at least), is *always* the first port of call for muscular aches, sprains and pulls. Certainly one of the finest products to come out of East Kilbride, it can be a good alternative to anti-inflammatories in pill form (including Ibuprofen) and increases the options of cautious consumers who ...  Read the complete review

As a general rule of thumb I like to review things that have been used in our household fairly recently. Tonight its been Deep Heat Fast Relief Rub. Husband was complaining of a sore neck and shoulder, so out comes the deep heat. Applied 5 10p size blobs to his skin and tried to rub it in. One thing I noticed is that it takes ...  Read the complete review

I know I seem to have a bit of a thing about pain relieving creams and gels today but here goes anyway! Deep Heat is a firm favourite in my bathroom cabinet. I previously mentioned inflammation in my back and unfortunately Deep Heat is not suitable for inflamed areas so I tend to use this on my shoulders and neck if I sit at the computer too ...  Read the complete review

I bought this product after I had overdone it at the gym: my thighs and my back ached and I knew it was muscular. I bought this from boots for under £5 and think this is ok/average value. This product comes in cream form in a tube, its easy to carry around and easy to apply as its a white cream, you can see where its going. I ...  Read the complete review

Ever since being a little girl I remember having a tube of deep heat in the medicine cabinet. My mum always used to use it for any aches and pains we had. Now that I have moved out and have my own flat, I still have a tube of this in my first aid essentials! The cream comes in a red tube with a red plastic screw top cap. It is available ...  Read the complete review

I often get a stiff neck and sore shoulder. Mainly, I'm sure, through not sitting in the correct position and not taking enough breaks whilst using my PC at work. Overclicking my mouse can also cause a shooting pain to travel up my right arm, which can result in a stiff neck and sore shoulder from my protesting muscles. It's not really a serious ...  Read the complete review

Deep heat. I can remember my mum suddenly getting up out of her chair and walking around the room she used to get cramp in her leg. After it had eased a little she would find her red tube of deep heat and put a little on her fingers and rub it into the aching muscle. Whenever anyone in the family had a sore aching muscle she would apply this to ...  Read the complete review

I bought some Mentholatum deep heat rub last night, as I've been suffering with a bad back for a fornight now. I fell out of the bath hitting my neck and back on the radiator. Not the cleverest thing to do, I know. Opposed to medication, I decided enough was enough and try out some over the ounter remedies. This I must ay is the first I ...  Read the complete review