There's a third. A thin patch that goes on under your clothes and works for hours. It comes with you.
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Call it three rough days each. That's more than 1,300 days, close to four years, spent managing something that arrives on schedule, forever.
And for all of it, the options are the same two: take something, or lie down.

Let's be clear, because this is where these articles usually go wrong.
Ibuprofen works. If it works for you, take it. Nobody here is going to tell you a plant will fix your cramps, or that you should white-knuckle it for wellness reasons.
The problem isn't that the pill is bad. It's that it's the only door anyone ever showed you.
So you take something and wait forty minutes. Or you go home, lie down, and put heat on it — which works, and which requires you to be somewhere with a sofa.
It's what's in Epsom salts, the thing you throw in the bath after a hard week. It's in the supplement aisle under sleep and muscle recovery. You have probably bought it more than once without ever reading the label properly.
Now hold that next to what a cramp actually is.

Cramps are contractions. That's not a metaphor, it's the mechanism — the muscle tightens to shed its lining, and you feel it.
If any other muscle in your body seized up like that, you'd put something on it.
Same magnesium base. Different job, depending on the hour and the day.

Thin, matte, sits flat under a waistband. Magnesium, menthol and raspberry leaf, for the hours you have to keep going.
A hot water bottle stays on the sofa. A pill wears off somewhere in the afternoon and you are counting hours until you can take another.
One of these lives in your bag. You put it on in a bathroom at work and it is still working at dinner.
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Both are ordinary carts, not fixed bundles. Add or remove anything you like — the discount adjusts with the quantity.
Two Cooling A.M., one Warming P.M., one Women's Wellness. Sixteen patches — day cover, night cover, and the off days.
One of each — Cooling A.M., Warming P.M., Women's Wellness. Twelve patches, the whole range, one cycle.
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Flat on your lower abdomen, below the waistband, over clean dry skin. It's 9 in × 3.3 in and thin enough to sit under jeans without showing.
Hours rather than minutes — most people get through a working day on one. Take it off if the skin feels irritated.
No, and we wouldn't suggest that. It's something you can use as well, in the hours when taking another pill isn't an option or isn't appealing.
Cooling A.M. is magnesium, menthol and raspberry leaf. Warming P.M. is magnesium, lavender and arnica with iron powder. Women's Wellness is magnesium, sweet orange and arnica. All drug-free.
Yes. The kits are ordinary carts, so you can change quantities at checkout. The discount is tied to how many boxes you buy, so it adjusts as you edit.
Please check with your healthcare provider before using warming or menthol products during pregnancy, or if you have a skin or circulatory condition.
These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease, and are not a substitute for medical care.
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