Wild Tiger Balm

I came across this product when I was in Sydney and had problems with ankle and knee pain which were caused by previous injuries and too much sport. I only bought one pot and was annoyed when it ran out as it is unknown of in England, luckily though I found White Tiger Balm in a pound shop of all places. So for those of you who don't know what is it? It is an "ancient" Chinese ointment which helps with muscular pain. It comes in red or white. The red one is for warming up, where as the white one provides a cooling pain. For more information check out http://www.tiger-balm.org.uk, although I wouldn't recommend that you buy from them as they ...  Read the complete review

As a sports massage therapist I'm always on the look out for products that I can use in my work. I remember my mum using Tiger Balm when I was a kid and always loved the smell of it. Then a few years ago she brought back a pot from Thailand that has been blessed by monks! While I was out shopping the other day I popped into a discount store that one of my players had told me about, to pick up some cold/heat packs for £1 each. I also found this Wild Tiger Balm. I got a pack of three 19g pots for £1. I've not had a chance to use it on my players yet, but I've been using it on a mild strain in my hand that I picked up from playing too much Wii. ...  Read the complete review

Tiger Balm Never having suffered from a bad back before, I was surprised to find that after all the excesses of the festive season, everything "locked"! Not a good feeling, and made worse by the fact that all I could do was stand; this meant that all the ironing got done but not much else! Given that pain killers had absolutely no effect, I decided to try this out, and hoped that this analgesic rub would do the trick. ~~What is it?~~ Tiger balm is an analgesic rub blended from natural ingredients which was used by Chinese herbalists and healers. Tiger balm is apparently one of the worlds leading ointment for ...  Read the complete review