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09-03-2010, 09:54 AM
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I used Precise on my right foot and knee last night.
My foot seemed better than the left and I fell asleep quickly. But there is no "cooling" sensation like with the Biofreeze. I've been having more pain than burning in my feet since coming home. All these stairs, I think. Today without the cream so far my finger is back to sore/stiff, and everything else seems the same. It might be that continued use results in longer improvements. Tonight I'll do both feet and see if that is better. But there is no real momentous results for me yet that I can report. Biofreeze seems more dramatic, at least for me.
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