16 oz Relief MD Foot Soak with Spearmint & Menthol Epsom Salt Review

I bought this because I was told that a warm salt bath for my feet would help with plantar hyperhidrosis. The salt bath helps, but I haven't noticed any difference between using it and plain Epsom salt. When used as directed, this bag is barely enough for 4 soaks. I can get 3 times the amount of plain Epsom salts at my local grocery store for 1/3 the price. I would recommend saving your money and just buying regular Epsom salts. Add peppermint oil, extract, or liquid soap to salt water if you…

This gives you relief and I love the smell. Don't forget to take the time to soak your feet in nice and warm water and add Epsom salts. :)

My job is to stand and walk 8 hours, 5 days a week in steel toe boots. These steel socks are the "killers" of your feet (I call them "Frankenstein boots"); they are heavy and bring the leg down after a while. I am over 50 years old and have pain in my leg after a hard day's work. So I bought this powder and Rubbermaid supplies (about $10) from Revain. I decided to ditch those expensive electric foot soakers and use a dish sink instead to keep things simple. What I do is run the hot faucet for a