To: Joe Krupa who wrote (12821 ) 9/6/2003 3:45:03 AM From: Cal Gary Respond to Hi JoePennsaid Elbows the most. Applied many times for tendonitis and bruised elbows, and several applications for a dislocated elbow.Pennsaid Foot , next frequent. Applied to rolled ankles twice, bruised metatarsals and in-step. Always great results.Pennsaid Foot , my swollen knuckles on my right hand got great results despite using Pennsaid Hands earlier which did not help at all. Obviously I did not use enough drops of Pennsaid Hands applied to the swollen knuckles. Once the swelling disappear, discovered I had a broken finger. Without the swelling, the knuckle joint popped out of place, ouch, several times. Perhaps Pennsaid worked too well in this case.Pennsaid Cold Sore once. I seem to gets blisters once every decade since I was a child. Due for one any time. I think a blister was happening, applied Pennsaid Cold Sore. It never developed so I really don't know for sure if it actually was a cold sore.Pennsaid Back . An exciting discovery. I get great relief for a bruised hip pointer. I get 80% relief for muscle knots. I only get 40% pain relief for large muscle pulls. Perhaps not enough drops. Anyways, a great new application.Pennsaid Legs , but with lowest results. Doesn't work well for Hamstrings, charlie horses, pulled tendons. Perhaps not enough drop.Pennsaid Knee. Long story short: Pennsaid Works, and Works Well for the knee!!
