Sloan's Liniment for Pain User Reviews
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"I am an RN and Sloan has been great for muscle aches and back pain from long days at work. I also have a right rotator cuff issue due to aging etc., and it has helped with the ache from this condition. Be careful when first using the liniment oil as the heat can be intense. Be sure to wash your hands well after application if you do not use gloves, which I highly recommend doing. If you like the heat and cool theory, just use the liniment then use a cool cloth after. A little goes a long way!"