Im lookin for a place in the local area that sells the spray that freezes injuries etc. I almost always have some sort of injury do to hockey and this shit would help out big time. Anyone know where i can find the stuff?
cmon, someone must know.
idk of any spray but i know icy hot or mineral ice works wonders
I know there is medical use spray that is similar to holding a can of duster upsidedown. it freezes the skin for big needles. they used it on me when they had to tap the needle into my shoulder joint with a hammer.
Are you talking about stuff like bio freeze?
just carry a cooler of dry ice
like wart remover ice lol?
but it sounds like you want biofreeze
no not talkin bout icy hoy or a pulled muscle kinda cream, its the stuff they use to reduce swelling and stuff like that. I play ice hockey-goalie, and i occasionally get a hard shot that finds a bare spot and instantly swells or bruises, and would like to keep this stuff handy for such occasions. I have found some of the stuff under various names on the net, some good shit way out in the UK, not paying insane shipping costs on it tho.

lol, thanks, i know it works for you, but im looking for a different product altogether.
call up sportsplex?
What you are looking for is not a freezing spray lol it’s a topical numbing agent or “local anesthetic” You should be able to get a cheap version from a tattoo shop. If not see a pain management specialist. I know the REAL heavy duty stuff is called Hurricane spray and smells like bananas. I remember I wanted to see how fast and good it worked so I sprayed it on my face…worst decision I have ever made. Ever.
Hopefully this information helps you.
Nick
http://www.superiortattoo.com/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=5423&utm_source=googlebase&utm_medium=feed
http://www.superiortattoo.com/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=SJ3&utm_source=googlebase&utm_medium=feed
Oh the power of the GOOGLE search.
Thanks. $45-$50 per tiny bottle though, wtf!
oh i thought you were looking for something like this:
$9/bottle
maybe. yer link goes no where. tryin to find it locally if possible.