FAQs

Yes, it is made entirely from plant extracts with no petrochemicals, pharmaceutical chemicals or genetically modified organisms.

Yes it can, but it must be applied first for alleviation of pain and discomfort. It does not contain wax which inhibits absorption so it absorbs totally to give rapid relief. Massage can then be continued using an oil such as Almond oil which is the nearest to our natural skin oil. 

RDHC is very different - it has 11 active ingredients; whereas most others have many fewer active ingredients, it is thus a more versatile product and much better 'value for money'.

Other brands produce a variety of separate products for specific problems. Whereas RDHC is for more than aches and pains, it's an all-in-one that can be used for a wide variety of complaints- such as: stings, bites, sunburn, arthritis, eczema, psoriasis, and the list goes on. Furthermore unlike a number of competitors, it can be used during pregnancy, providing that your healthcare professional has been consulted in regards to your particular health issues, medications and needs.

Claiming to have 10 times more active ingredients is likely to be spurious and is actually irrelevant; Real Deal Hurt Creme contains everything you need and nothing that you don't for topical pain relief. Whilst others brands produce a variety of products to treat specific issues, RDHC is an all-in-one that can be used for a wide variety of complaints - such as: stings, bites, sunburn, arthritis, eczema, psoriasis, etc.

Not at all, it is nothing like your traditional sports rubs. A large number of these are chemical based products containing chemicals such as; Methyl Salicylate, Turpentine Oil, Menthol and Eucalyptus Oil. These products have has many side effects and interact with some medications. They are also not recommended for use during pregnancy for prolonged use.

They tend to numb out the pain and generally have no curative ingredients. They often cause skin irritation and other reaction in users. Long term use of these products can also lead to nerve damage in the treated areas.

Yes some do contain a couple of herbs, but they also have ingredients like menthol and camphor and are in a paraffin base which is derived from the petrochemical industry these still can't be classed as a natural product. They also have restrictions on use much like the non-herbal petrochemical based products.

Yes it is safe for everybody, plus you can use it on your kids after their sports events for all their sprains, strains, bumps and bruises etc.

Yes you can. It has been used on animals safely and effectively for over 30 years.

It has been used during pregnancy by many women who report great relief, but always consult your health professional first.