Vein Care Fading Cream

Vein Care Fading Cream

 Before We Introduce Our Product
 Let’s Look at Our Happy Customers 

Wow, what a help! I have 2 really bad, painful vericose vein. By midday I can’t stand the pain. They get so warm to the touch. I use this cream 3-4 times a day and boy does it help! The heat coming from my vein goes away, the pain us reduced and slowly they look to be going down. It’s only been a couple of weeks and the difference is noticeable. I’m hoping they go away completely, but realistically I am just happy to get the relief and some more of the puffiness to go down

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ – Keeana Ross

I was skeptical to buy at first because I thought Varicose Veins could only be taken care at a doctor’s office or dermatologist. The product was packaged very professionally and appropriately sealed. You can use the product up to 4 times a day. The texture is that of a thicker lotion but goes on very light. It does have a smell of menthol to it that is quite strong but I thought if it works the smell is fine with me. After the first application I felt a slight tingling sensation on the area applied. Nothing uncomfortable. I have used the cream 3 times a day for the past 3 days and I notice a difference. The area is lighter and no longer raised. I am shocked! I really thought the product would do nothing. I plan to continue use and hopefully by the end of the jar they will be either gone or so light that they are not noticeable! It is worth the money. Give it a try!

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ – Adam Olson

 What are Varicose Veins and what causes it? 

They are abnormal, dilated veins. Varicose veins refer to tortuous, larger ones, whereas spider veins refer to the smaller dilated veins that are near the surface of the skin.

Often these are caused by malfunction of the valves in the veins. Healthy valves ensure a single direction flow of blood in the veins from the feet back to the heart. Failure of these valves allows backflow (venous reflux) which causes pressure build-up and bulging of the veins.

What problems do varicose veins cause?

The raised pressure inside the veins may give rise to aching, throbbing, itching, swelling of ankles and leg cramps. As normal blood circulation is affected – and if left untreated – complications like eczema, brown discolouration, ulceration, clot formation, bleeding, infection and even skin cancer, etc…