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Vita Sciences Nervex Neuropathy Pain Relief Cream Review

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Note: This was resurrected from Tumblr thanks to Google cache and was originally posted on July 3, 2015.

I thought that I had tried all of Vita Sciences’ amazing creams, but I was wrong. I’ve most recently tried their Nervex Neuropathy Pain Relief Cream and another, which I’ll be reviewing later this month. I often get nerve pain in my extremities due to pinched nerves - which often occur from sitting too long at my desk. It has been happening to me for years, but I’m just too nervous to get it further checked out. Maybe one day.

Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Vita Sciences; it contains affiliate links. I received this product complimentary in exchange for my honest, unbiased review. All opinions are 100% mine.

Vita Sciences Nervex Neuropathy Pain Relief Cream

Here's What You Need to Know About Neuropathy Pain and This Cream

Neuropathy Pain can cause numbness, over-sensitivity, burning, or tingling in your feet or hands. Nervex is an odorless topical cream applied to your hands and/or feet to work on supporting healthy nerve function. Nervex targets numbness, over-sensitivity, burning, or tingling of the feet or hands. The types of damage caused by vitamin deficiencies, and alcohol abuse, are best addressed by the application of Nervex cream. Nervex cream contains mega-doses of Vitamin B12 and Vitamin E as well as glucosamine, cetyl myristoleate, capsaicin, and andrographis extract that all work to support healthy nerves and synapses.

Recommended for sufferers of fibromyalgia, peripheral neuropathy, sports injuries, muscle sprains, arthritis, shingles, joint pain, tendonitis, pinched nerve pain, sciatica, carpal tunnel, and shin splints.

My Experience With Nervex

Vita Sciences Nervex Neuropathy Pain Relief Cream
Just like Vita Sciences’ other creams, it absorbs really well into the skin. It doesn’t leave your skin feeling sticky or greasy. It doesn’t cause any irritation either. The cream has a light scent that goes away really quickly.

Whenever I'm suffering from nerve pain in my hands or feet, I just rub 2 full pumps of this cream onto them - that’s it. Relief comes almost immediately. Best of all, the product can be used up to four times a day if needed, and there are 30 applications in each bottle. If you don’t have to use it every day, then it should last for some time (as it has lasted me).

If you’re constantly having numbness in your hands or feet, it could be due to a neuropathy issue. This cream is a great choice for treatment because there are no pills to swallow. You simply rub it into your skin and you’re done.

I love that the cream is made with natural ingredients and works immediately to target and eliminate pain. Due to its ability to penetrate deep into the skin, even the worst nerve pains will feel relief. This product is definitely worth at least giving it a try.

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