🍒 Dr. Riggs' Rhelief - Natural Pain & Joint Relief Drink Mix Supplement Starter Pack with Shaker Bottle, Cherry Flavor (5 Count) Review

I have this Dr. recently tried it and it works fine. First, it's a nice little shaker. Measurements are on the side. The lid spins well and doesn't leak, and the lid closes well and doesn't leak when shaken. It also comes with a metal shaker ball. The sachets mix well with water. I mixed it with 8 ounces of water. The taste is bitter with a vague cherry aroma. It helped my knee pain a bit, but that's about all you can really ask for in a mixed drink. All in all, a good shaker bottle and mixing…

Painkillers are a good thing so I ordered this pack for this and the shaker. (Dirty Craft means a mug with a lid is such a plus.) The powder smelled like cough drops when added to 16 ounces of water. But the taste? Fur. As soon as I waited for the foam to go down (don't drink the foam) I took a sip and it had an odd taste that I couldn't quite understand. My migraine sensitivity colleague quickly gave it back to me to finish, so it's heavy. I can't imagine how incredibly potent this will be in…

Tonight they got rid of my headache and relieved my arthritis very well. I could train and enjoy it. I remember thinking they worked better than my regular goody powder. They come with a shaker cup and a mixing ball. Dissolves powder very well. It's nice to drink from. The drink made is good. Sweet and sour, like lemonade. It's a bit like a cherry. It has curcumin and turmeric in it, but I can't taste them. I would use them often if my budget allows. They work but are expensive at a current…

Made to Order Dr. Riggs' Rhelief contains one shaker bottle and five (5) drink mix additives. Medium sized shaker bottle with shaker ball. The black cap screws on from the top and the mouthpiece cap holds it tight enough during shaking to prevent leakage. The shaker bottle came with five sticks of drink mix. A mixture with about 8 ounces of water to shake. The powder dissolves quite quickly. It froths up a bit. It has a cherry flavor and is very pleasant to taste. I took the supplement post…

. I don't know that I'm a fan of 4 hours. 4 doses will be over 400 mg. So for me I like 1 or 2 doses, usually 5 hours apart. (A lot of painkillers contain caffeine, it helps with pain relief and also causes pain from fatigue) Some days it works, some days I might still need ibuprofen but can definitely use less 👍 Can be slightly irritating on an empty stomach. I love the mix of ingredients they chose, but I have to limit use to a few times a week because I take lysine for the Pauling protocol…

Ironically I had a headache the day this arrived. So I decided to try this before the headache got worse. The instructions state that it can be mixed with water or another drink, or you can pour the powder directly onto your tongue. with cherry flavor; although not a very good cherry flavor. I liked that it comes with a shaker/mixer bottle that doesn't leak when shaken. There are also measurement markings on the bottle. I tried a small amount of powder from a packet on my tongue and the taste…

Promising. I wasn't sure I would be in enough pain to really check it out when the time came. Thought it might be a while. But I was able to try when my legs felt very heavy and sore from venous insufficiency (as well as additional physical activity). I don't always feel anything, but on some very hot and humid days my feet feel weird. Pain in the knees and ankles, heaviness in the legs, extra swelling, anxiety, etc. I have no problem taking ibuprofen as needed, but most of the time I just make