Sincerely,

Michelle Webb
Practice Manager

When I saw the tube named “bruise relief”, I thought “Well, these bruises are swelling up bad, so, what I have I got to lose” I bought it, lathered up and much to my skeptical husbands amazement the swelling went down within the hour, the bruising was fading and they are minimal a day later. As I sit here on my laptop, researching your product and writing this review, it is still progressively improving.

BTW- my health benefits card (FSA) card covered the 11.99 plus tax.. BONUS! I am stocking up on this awesome preventative medicine. Bruise relief will stay in my pocket book forever. What an amazing product..

Thanks for putting a great product on the market.

Caroline

To Mr. Bienvenu, Bruise Relief works best when applied right after impact. We recommend applying the product within the first hour after trauma to the skin. In your case, we suggest you try Bruise Relief Ultra concentrated serum for more severe bruising or bruises that last longer. Again, your best experience will be to apply the product immediately after impact, but we have heard from customers that applying Bruise Relief to an old bruise made the bruise fade more quickly.

In response to Mrs. Smith’s question, Arnica was never an ingredient in the original Bruise Relief formula. Arnica has been around for a long time. We’ve heard from Bruise Relief customers that they don’t choose to use Arnica because they prefer to take fewer internal medications, particularly those people who use blood thinners.

Thank you for taking the time to read and respond to the Bruise Relief blog.

Also, on the Bruise Relief tube, it states that arnica is not an ingredient. Just curious — is arnica a bad thing? In the past I purchased Arnicare because it supposedly relieved bruising (can’t say that it seemed to do much — hence my interest in your product).

Brad