Prairie Naturals Muscle Ice with OptiMSM, Menthol Cooling Relief Lotion for Sore Muscles, 100ml

Prairie Naturals Muscle Ice with OptiMSM Details

Muscle Ice is the cooling counterpart to Prairie Naturals Muscle Heat — a menthol-based lotion for sore muscles, fortified with OptiMSM (methylsulfonylmethane). Instead of warmth, it creates an icy-cool sensation on the skin, and Prairie Naturals describes it as a non-greasy, concentrated lotion. It's for external use on sore muscles after training, work or a long day. 100 ml. Please read the full ingredient list, directions and cautions on the product label before use.

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Quick Facts

Who Muscle Ice Is For

• Active people with sore muscles after workouts or sports
• People who prefer a cooling sensation over a warming one
• Anyone who likes the fresh feel of a menthol lotion
• People who already use OptiMSM products and want a cooling topical

Who this product is NOT for:

• Wounds, broken or irritated skin
• Anyone sensitive to menthol or mint oils
• People who are pregnant or nursing, or with a medical condition, unless a health care practitioner approves
• Anyone who wants a warming lotion — choose Prairie Naturals Muscle Heat instead

Vitamart's Take

Muscle Ice is for people who reach for a cold pack rather than a heating pad. Menthol gives it the icy-cool feel, and OptiMSM rounds out the formula, in a non-greasy lotion that's easy to rub in after a workout. If you've used Prairie Naturals Muscle Heat and found the warmth too much, this is the cooler option. Because we couldn't confirm the full label panel online, check the ingredients and directions on your bottle before use.

How Muscle Ice Compares

Muscle Ice vs. Muscle Heat

Prairie Naturals Muscle Heat is a warming analgesic lotion with wintergreen oil, camphor, menthol, eucalyptus and capsicum plus 10% OptiMSM. Muscle Ice is menthol-based and cooling.

Muscle Ice vs. OptiMSM Skin Cream

Prairie Naturals OptiMSM Skin Cream is a moisturizer for elastic, supple skin. Muscle Ice is a cooling lotion for sore muscles.

Topical vs. oral MSM

Prairie Naturals OptiMSM 1000mg capsules are taken by mouth. Muscle Ice is rubbed directly onto sore muscles.

What Is Menthol?

• Menthol is a natural compound found in peppermint and other mint oils
• It creates a cooling sensation by activating the cold-sensing receptors in the skin
• It is one of the most widely used ingredients in topical lotions for sore muscles
• Muscle Ice pairs menthol with OptiMSM, a branded form of methylsulfonylmethane (MSM)
• MSM is an organic sulphur compound

How To Use

• Read and follow the directions and cautions on the product label
• For external use only — avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes
• Do not apply to wounds or broken or irritated skin
• Wash hands after applying
• Stop use if irritation occurs, and consult a health care practitioner if pain persists

Frequently Asked Questions

Pairs Well With

• Prairie Naturals OptiMSM 1000mg
• Magnesium Glycinate and Bisglycinate Supplements
• Prairie Naturals BCAA Fuel

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Apply a thin layer to the affected area and massage into skin. Repeat as necessary. Do not exceed 4 applications per day.