Travel must have is Salonpas pain relief patch.

California is a beautiful place to live and visit because the sun is always out. Our family often travels to historical sites, museums, Regional Parks or entertainment places made for family fun. As parents, we have to be energized and ready to hike, walk, jump and play with our two kids during these fun travels. Most of the time, we are able to be completely active and in great spirits. There are times however when our bodies have pain. "Oohh my lower back", shoulder, foot or neck. It's Murphy's Law, not feeling good usually happens when you have tickets to a limited engagement event and have spent a significant amount of money on. Not going because you do not feel well is just not an option. The kids are looking forward to the event and really, you are too. Taking medication that will cause you to be drowsy is worse because you need to be alert for the experience. What to do? We started using Salonpas pain relief patch to save the day!!!

Both my husband and I had the opportunity to test Salonpas patches. They easily adhere or spray onto all parts of the body. The results of using Salonpas were incredible for us. It gave us complete day and overnight relief while allowing us to travel, sit in the car and move around with more comfort. We became fans of the product and we have added it to our emergency bag for travel. We would like to recommend that if you experience pain in your lower back or anywhere on your body, to try out these products first before taking oral medication. Your liver and stomach will thank you for it.

Salonpas gave us temporary relief of our aches and pains. We are now doing Yoga and changing our diet to help reduce the chances of chronic pain. As parents to young children, we can not afford to be down with the aches and pains of age or soreness of a strained muscle. Salonpas helped us to be more active and stay healthy. We tested the product over a period of (8) weeks and personally used them on our own bodies. The patches tingle with a warming sensation and have a light menthol scent. We were very happy with the results and will continue to use this product to help us with our travel and occasional muscle aches.

Disclaimer: Sponsored post. All thoughts and ideas are all my own. We are not medical professionals. Please consult with your doctor before using any products to reduce pain.

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