Has anyone tried this new cream being advertised called Renerva.

Posted by bigjohnscho @bigjohnscho, Sep 5 6:08am

As usual Thera are lot of recommendations from people singing it’s praises but I have become very sceptical having been disappointed many times. Please comment if you’ve tried it

Interested in more discussions like this? Go to the Neuropathy Support Group.

John, Volunteer Mentor | @johnbishop | Sep 5 7:13am

It's just my opinion after trying many of these over the years since I developed PN to find something to help the numbness. I don't have pain you are having and I don't blame you for being skeptical. I did a search of Connect and could find no member mention of the ReNerva. Their webpage screams run Forrest run to me - https://glossiebeauty.com/products/renerva. They don't list the ingredients, just "Made with a unique blend of powerful herbs, this cream is formulated to deliver effective results quickly."

You might have better luck finding something by searching through the list on the Foundation for Peripheral Neuropathy - https://www.foundationforpn.org/treatments/.

bigjohnscho | @bigjohnscho | Sep 5 7:19am

When do you think there might be a Pirenzepine product available

John, Volunteer Mentor | @johnbishop | Sep 5 7:38am

In reply to @bigjohnscho "When do you think there might be a Pirenzepine product available" + (show)

Not in the near future unless you want to look into their clinical trial - https://winsantor.com/.

heisenberg34 | @heisenberg34 | Sep 5 8:26am

Most of these miracle creams advertising amazing results for pain relief may offer some for folks afflicted with mild neuropathy or other types of pain, but the majority will not give much relief. Do a search from an independent company. Most of the positive reviews on the product's website are likely false ones.

madmouse43 | @madmouse43 | Sep 8 7:57am

In reply to @johnbishop "It's just my opinion after trying many of these over the years since I developed PN..." + (show)

I have not tried Renerva, so I have no opinion. In my experience going the route of trying to find something that worked for me, and after using 4% Lidocaine and many other topicals and electronic stimulation gadgets, I have found that there is no universal remedy, what worked for someone else did not necesarily help me and vise versa. That being said, I am now using Magnilife DB Pain Relieving Foot cream, available from Walmart and also a Nooro pad I have found to give me some relief during PN flareups in my feet.

gregd1956 | @gregd1956 | Sep 9 4:36pm

YES, Oh, YES!
It helps me and the billions & billion of people across this world helps others, too. Of course, I don’t use it, BUT these companies helps others across this world!

For you, you need…
$GET IT$
$TAKE IT$
$PAY IT$
$KEEP IT$

USES FOR THIS IS…
Homes, Churches, Stores, Hospitals, and on…

FREE THINGS TO YOU!
The COST value is $1,000 but for you today, is only 90% off for FREE shipping, FREE box holder, FREE reviews! Just for you!

Greg D. @greg1956

PS: I could not imagine these companies that want your money and goes away at the end… of course Iits a crazy day without anything in my kitchen room 😉