The other thread was closed, as the Mod ruled the question answered. (puting my search words in quotations" …". )Thank you
Ingredients list for That stuff for “PAIN”;
Menthol 6%, Water, 2-Propanol, Jojoba Oil, Camphor Oil, Clove Oil & Peppermint Oil.
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Is totaly useless, it would score high on all time usless web sites.
So it’s basically liquid Bengay.
Bengay has menthol at various strengths ranging from 1.5% to 10%
2-propanol is just another way of saying “rubbing alcohol”
And the rest, it just mixes together to smell strange. 
No, clove oil has some kind of painkilling properties, or at least numbing ones. It is often applied (by real live dentists! who can write prescriptions!) after wisdom tooth extractions.
I’ll vouch for that. It was applied by my oral surgeon after a wisdom tooth extraction resulted in a dry socket. Tylenol did nothing, codeine next to nothing. The oral surgeon took a bit of packing material, dipped it in clove oil, and packed it into the socket. The horrendous sensation went away instantly.
The problem with dry socket pain, you see, is that it’s not quite pain. It’s more like an itch. A terrible, all-consuming itch, in your skull.
Unfortunately, I’m not familiar with the mechanism by which clove oil produces analgesia.
Watch the movie Marathon Man with Dustin Hoffman. Clove oil will never be the same to you after you see it.
That being said, notice that the ads never make any claim that the product is effective. Of course, the reason is because it is not. It’s a calculated fraud. The ads will go down in history as a demonstration of the power of advertising and the gullibility of the public. Once again, someone laughs all the way to the bank.
Even if I was that clever I couldn’t be that unethical.
Gbro, please do not post on this topic again. Your last thread was closed because it was essentially spam. And so is this thread.
If you repeat this, your account will be banned. This is your final warning.
-xash
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