BENGAY Greaseless Pain Relieving Cream (2 oz Tube)

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BENGAY Greaseless Pain Relieving Cream (2 oz) – Deep Relief, Clean Feel

Experience the powerful, deep-penetrating relief of BENGAY without the mess! BENGAY Greaseless Formula provides fast-acting, temporary relief from minor aches and pains of muscles and joints, all while being clean and comfortable to use.

Unlike traditional ointments, this cream absorbs quickly, is non-greasy, and non-staining, meaning you can apply it and get back to your day without worrying about residue on your clothes or skin. The 2-ounce tube is perfectly sized for travel, gym bags, or keeping in your desk drawer for quick access to relief from:

  • Minor aches and pains of muscles and joints

  • Simple backache

  • Arthritis

  • Strains and sprains

Key Features & Benefits:

  • Greaseless Formula: Absorbs quickly into the skin without leaving a greasy residue.

  • Deep Penetrating Relief: Provides the signature warming and pain-relieving action of BENGAY.

  • Non-Staining: Worry-free application that won’t mark clothing.

  • Topical Analgesic: Contains active ingredients (e.g., Menthol, Methyl Salicylate) for fast relief.

  • Convenient Size: The 2 oz tube is portable and easy to use on the go.

Net Weight: 2 oz (57g)

Key Feature: Greaseless and Non-Staining

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