Quiet the burning nerves that get loud at night with Magnefic Cream.

Massage a small amount into wherever the burning, tingling, or aching shows up feet, hands, calves, wherever your nerves are loudest that day. Most people do it at bedtime, since that's when the pins-and-needles tend to flare and steal your sleep, and a few minutes to absorb before you get under the covers is all it needs.

Reapply as often as you want. There's no "too much" here it only works where you put it, so use it wherever, and whenever, your body's asking for it.

Magnesium (the mineral that calms an overactive nerve), MSM, and arnica, in a fragrance-free, dye-free cream base made for sensitive skin. No parabens, no harsh chemicals. The full ingredient list is on the label and below nothing hidden.

When you swallow magnesium, your gut decides how much actually makes it in usually less than you'd hope, and never to one particular spot. It goes everywhere and nowhere in particular. This goes on your skin, right over the place that's burning or tingling feet, hands, calves, wherever it's loudest. No stomach in the middle, no guessing. You're putting the magnesium exactly where you want it.

And there's a reason that matters for women our age. Magnesium is what helps quiet nerves stay quiet and around the change of life, as estrogen drops, your body stops holding onto magnesium the way it used to. The levels that kept things calm for decades quietly fall away. A pill tops you back up slowly and system-wide; this lets you put it straight where it's needed, the moment things flare.

We know you've been sold hope before, so here's the deal: use it for 90 days. If your nights aren't calmer and it hasn't earned its spot on your nightstand, send it back for a full refund no questions, no runaround. The risk is ours, not yours.

No. That sting you're remembering is magnesium oil bare mineral salt on bare skin, which is famous for burning and itching. This isn't that. It's a smooth cream, blended so the magnesium soaks in without the sting, and made gentle enough for the thinner, drier, more easily-irritated skin that tends to come with the change. Goes on soft, no burn, no strong smell. That's the whole point of it.

It's drug-free magnesium chloride, applied to the skin, working mainly right where you rub it in rather than moving through your body the way a swallowed pill does. That's a big part of why people who are careful about what they take reach for a topical in the first place. That said, you know your body and your prescriptions better than anyone, so if you're on medication we'd always say run it past your doctor or pharmacist first. They can give you the clear yes for your specific situation and there's nothing here we're trying to hide from them.

Everyone's different, so don't judge it by the first night or two. Most women notice things starting to settle within the first week or so of using it nightly but give it a full, consistent two to three weeks before you decide. Nerves that have been unsettled for a long time take a little patience to quiet down, and steady nightly use is what makes the difference. A single jar lasts around seven weeks at one use a night so one jar is roughly your fair trial.