Is this the same formula as the one for leg cramps? It seems to have the same ingredients.
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The ingredients are the same, the amounts of each ingredient are different in each formula
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I am not qualified to answer this question. The person who was treating me in the acupuncture school recommended this product to me. I have osteopenia and also had leg and foot cramps. I suggest you google the name of the product (magnesium glycinate) and read what comes up that is relevant. Also, possibly do check with an acupuncturist about that restless leg syndrome and see what they suggest and what they think of this kind of product for that. There is also a book written on the advantages of taking magnesium. I hope those suggestions are helpful to you. All the very best in your research and resolving the issue. I am not qualified to answer this question. The person who was treating me in the acupuncture school recommended this product to me. I have osteopenia and also had leg and foot cramps. I suggest you google the name of the product (magnesium glycinate) and read what comes up that is relevant. Also, possibly do check with an acupuncturist about that restless leg syndrome and see what they suggest and what they think of this kind of product for that. There is also a book written on the advantages of taking magnesium. I hope those suggestions are helpful to you. All the very best in your... » Read More I am not qualified to answer this question. The person who was treating me in the acupuncture school recommended this product to me. I have osteopenia and also had leg and foot cramps. I suggest you google the name of the product (magnesium glycinate) and read what comes up that is relevant. Also, possibly do check with an acupuncturist about that restless leg syndrome and see what they suggest and what they think of this kind of product for that. There is also a book written on the advantages of taking magnesium. I hope those suggestions are helpful to you. All the very best in your research and resolving the issue. « Show Less
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No major difference in Active Ingredients. The inactive ingredients may have slightly different formulas.
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Yes, I would like to understand how this product seems to be identical and claims to help both leg cramps and acid reflux. It makes me very skeptical. How can I get answers about this concern?This makes me skeptical about this claim.
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Yes, it similar formula, and I buy the 16 oz, Hydrogel , like it better it is thicker consistence and works great on all wounds, I also use it on me...
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I'm not sure I buy this for my mother in law. She says it's the only product that works for her diabetic leg cramps. She goes through it pretty fast. If there is no expire date on the box I would say 1 year on the bottle to be safe.
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When I compared the active ingredients between both products, they were identical with active ingredient and the percentage of the pheromone. So in this case, yes, they are same content.
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I just bought the individual packets. I LOVE BioFreeze. It works wonders for back pain - and I have lots of leg cramps and it will calm those right down. Sorry I can't give you more answers on the ingredients.
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I just revisited the Amazon page to try to help you out but could only find what I've always ordered which is in the dark blue bottle. If you have any other questions, I'd be glad to try to help you. Mine shows a price of $16.48. Good luck, It sure has eliminated all of my leg cramps
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Calcium helps the muscles contract and Magnesium helps them relax. I have heard people say that the mixture does help treat leg cramps. I don't use it for cramps, just general muscle and bone health.
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i believe it is the same product hun .no promises though since i don't know what you tried. but this product is called by bye redness.
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Yes the amount of quinine appears to be more, however, I know PM works where regular did not stop my cramps.
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That's a great question, and one that I've wondered many times. It may or may not be the real stuff, but I do believe it's the same ingredients (like buying the generic of a brand-name of any product at the grocery store), and it has worked just as well for my hair, from what I can tell. If you find anything further (whether with research or by experimenting), please update!
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I think that the formula I purchased both times is the newer one. I like it and have used it fairly regularly. I haven't seen tremendous results, but I will probably buy it again.
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Yes, it does. I don't get 'cramps', but my thighs ache badly. So before I go to bed I take several of the tabs. I'm a firm believer in quinine to help relieve leg ache.
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The more expensive one has MSM in it which is for joint health. I use one or the other and cannot see any difference. I decided I'd rather purchase the less expensive one because of that. There doesn't appear to be any difference in the lotion as far as texture or thickness. I get good results from both as far as the magnesium in them. It helps leg cramps at night.
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I got the same, and I order 1 per month. I had an old bottle still and compared the ingredients. Same stuff, new name.Note: I take this as a natural muscle relaxer, as per my chiro. After 3 weeks I noticed being able to sleep better, and fall back asleep faster.