Say goodbye to pain, hello to relief! 🌟
Nervive Pain Relieving Roll On Liquid is a powerful topical pain reliever featuring a maximum strength formula with 4% Lidocaine and 1% Menthol. Designed for quick application and fast-acting relief, this no-mess roll-on is perfect for targeting pain in various areas including toes, feet, fingers, hands, legs, and arms. Backed by over 50 years of nerve care expertise, Nervive ensures you feel the difference in minutes.
B**E
Roll on nerve pain
I have cbd pain meds but going on a cruise where cbd projects aren’t allowed so I found this product. It works great and I love that it is roll on rather than a creme that needs to be massaged in
D**Y
Good product
I bought this for my daughter to relieve back pain and it is relieving the pain. She has tried Lidocaine patches that did not help and so far this product is doing a great job in relieving pain and discomfort.
K**R
Works-but takes a minute.
This was my first time trying this product and I was thankful that it worked, but only after a couple of applications. It rolls on smoothly and it does not get sticky. That's a plus. But it doesn't elevate the pain for prolonged period of time. Overall I was satisfied and would purchase again but I'm sure there's something else that's better.
D**L
Didn't work for my neuropathy foot pain
To be honest I was a bit disappointed. Saw alot of reviews saying this helped their neuropathy. Sadly it did nothing for mine on the arches of my feet.
K**R
Good pain relief
This is great value for the longevity of the product. Love that it is a roll on and easy to apply to areas that are hurting without help.
K**.
Effective!!! Works and lasts for hours.
Best pain reliever out there! Worth the money and so effective and lasts! I found no smell great relief!?!
C**E
Don't bother just buy Aspercreme
Nervive claims to be something special. They advertise on NPR like it's some magic pain relief. I was desperate so I paid the price. It is not. I compared to the ingredients in Aspercreme sold at local pharmacy chains. They both have same amount of lidocaine, 4 %. I have compared both on separate arms. I have radiculopathy, nerve damage. Don't bother, they are both as effective/ineffective depending on the extent of your nerve pain. Same bottle, different companies but I would guess with research I would find they come out of the same factory. I doubt Amazon will post this.
W**N
Price
Good product
