I never write reviews, but I have to for Lovax.I'd tried everything. Supplements, prescription creams, CBD, compression socks, you name it. When people recommended Lovax I rolled my eyes. I only ordered because of the 90-day money-back guarantee worst case I'd get my money back.Week 1 the burning was quieter. Week 3 I slept through the night for the first time in years.I signed up for the subscription after my second jar good discount, automatic delivery, zero thinking required. After 4 months my pain was completely gone. Cancelling was the easiest thing I've ever done. No hoops, just done.

If you're still skeptical I was too. Just try it. You can cancel anytime.

"Forty-one years as an electrician. My hands started going numb about 6 years ago. I retired early because I couldn't trust them on the job anymore. At home I'd gotten into woodworking — or tried to. I couldn't feel the wood well enough to do it properly. My wife kept pushing me to try this. I told her a lotion wasn't going to do what 6 years of everything else couldn't. I tried it to get her off my back. Week 5, I finished a small cabinet I'd been avoiding for a year. I felt the grain. I felt the joints. I went and found my wife and I didn't say anything — I just handed her the finished piece. She knew."

"My granddaughter is three. She wants me to sit on the floor and play. For two years I couldn't — the burning and tingling was too much. I missed her second birthday party because I couldn't stand long enough to be useful. I'm on my third jar of Lovax. Last Sunday I sat on the floor for 45 minutes building blocks with her. Nobody in that room knew what that meant except me."

"We'd been planning a trip to Italy for our 40th anniversary for three years. Frank's neuropathy had gotten so bad we almost cancelled — he couldn't walk more than 20 minutes without stopping. We tried this as a last resort two months before the trip. We walked 6 miles through Rome on our second day. We didn't cancel. We went."

"I retired in March. Thirty-five years of work, a pension, a house on a lake — everything I'd planned for. And I spent the first four months of retirement barely able to walk to the end of the dock. The neuropathy I'd managed during work hours became impossible to ignore when I had nowhere to be and nothing distracting me from it. My wife ordered this without asking me. Eight weeks later I took the kayak out for the first time this year. Retirement is back on track."

"The sciatica started in my left hip and ran all the way down to my foot. Sitting was worse than standing. Car rides were unbearable — anything over 15 minutes and I'd have to pull over. I tried three rounds of cortisone injections. Each one lasted a little less than the last. My daughter ordered Lovax for me after seeing me cancel plans for the third time in a month. Week 4 I drove two hours to see her without stopping once. I didn't say a word — I just showed up at her door."

"I hadn't sat through a full church service in 14 months. The shooting pain down my right leg made sitting in a pew for more than 20 minutes impossible. I'd started leaving early and making excuses. My pastor's wife told me what she'd been using. I was skeptical — I'd already tried physical therapy, two injections, and a nerve supplement that did nothing. Six weeks later I sat through the entire Sunday service. Then the coffee hour after. I cried in the car on the way home."

"Sciatica meant I couldn't sleep on my left side anymore — the pain would wake me within the hour. I hadn't slept through the night in almost two years. My husband was sleeping in the guest room so my tossing didn't wake him. I tried this because nothing else was left to try. Week 3 I slept six hours straight on my left side. My husband is back in our bed. That alone was worth every penny."

"I'd been doing Pilates twice a week for 11 years. Sciatica took that from me. I couldn't lie flat, couldn't do any hip work, couldn't get off the floor without help. My instructor suggested this after seeing me struggle for months. I almost didn't order it — I'd spent so much on things that didn't work. Week 6 I was back in class. Week 10 I was modifying nothing. My instructor asked what I'd done differently. I told her. Three women in that class ordered it the same week."

"I've had sciatica since a car accident 9 years ago. I'd made peace with the idea that it was just part of my life now. Injections twice a year, anti-inflammatories, heat packs every night. When my sister told me about a magnesium lotion I didn't even look it up — I just said no. She ordered it and left it at my door. I figured I'd try it so I could tell her honestly it didn't work. Three weeks in I threw away the heat pack. I don't know what I'm going to tell her because I'm not ready to admit how wrong I was."

"I'm a retired teacher. Forty years on my feet. The sciatica got bad enough that I was considering giving up substitute teaching — the only thing that still gets me out of the house. Standing for more than 30 minutes would send pain shooting from my lower back to my knee. I tried this after exhausting everything else. Two months later I subbed for a full week straight. Friday afternoon I drove home and sat in the driveway and thought — I'm not done yet."