Cold Compress Gel for mu𝐬cl𝐞𝐬 and 𝐁ones, 𝐁one Cold Compress G𝐞l, Jingukang Soothing Relief Massage Gel for Soothes Knees, Lumbar, Neck, Hands, and Feet 4pcs

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Review Of:Cold Compress Gel for mu𝐬cl𝐞𝐬 and 𝐁ones, 𝐁one Cold Compress G𝐞l, Jingukang Soothing Relief Massage Gel for Soothes Knees, Lumbar, Neck, Hands, and Feet 4pcsVisit the Aultink StoreThis was a bit disappointing for me. While the product might be just fine, I have 2 issues with using it. First and probably most important, there are no ingredients listed on the boxes or the tubes, if there is, it is in a language that I cannot understand. The last picture that I posted is a picture of a list of ingredients I got when I asked Rufus what the ingredients were. Rufus responded with: "The product information does not provide details about the ingredients of the Cold Compress Gel." and added that picture. My final issue, which I already referred to, there is nothing in English on this product to help the buyer.The tubes themselves are a tad small, but would travel well. They are sealed and you need to use the screw on cap (reversed) to poke a hole in the plastic. The gel isn't very thick, but it goes on easily and doesn't leave any greasy residue. The scent is feint but kind of a ginger menthol.I am going to keep an eye on the ad for this product and hope that the seller changes the listing to include ingredients and other vital information.

I've tried Aultink's cold compress gel for some general aches, mainly on my knees. It comes in these small 20g tubes, which are convenient to travel with and I got 4 tubes. The tubes are secure from tampering as you need to pierce the cover with the pointed end of the cap. When I apply it, there's a minor cooling sensation that does feel pretty soothing when I rub it in. It's not a deep sensation or anything intense like other products I've tried. It has a medicinal smell to it, but it's not overpowering and the gel is a translucent brownish in color. The issue I have is that I don't know what ingredients are used in the product. The box and tube are mostly in Chinese, so, I would not recommend it until there is an ingredient list in English and I then like those ingredients. The web page states that there is 30g in the product, but that's not the case as each tube is marked 20g. The same section also states that you "Spray 1-2 times daily" when it's actually a gel. The price point is rather high for the 4 small tubes, and also because I don't know what the ingredients are. Overall, I'm not a fan of this product for the reasons mentioned.

Works as suggested excellent.

They are good but very small tubes. They are tall and thin tubes. More like a sample size. They took a little while to get here.

I travel a lot and was excited to try this cold compress gel because it comes in TSA approved size tubes, so I’d be able to take it with me in my carry-on luggage. The listing states that it’s made from a gentle formula of plant essences, but it does not list what those ingredients are. I assumed the packaging would give a detailed list, but unfortunately, all of the writing is in Chinese so if the list is there, I am not able to read it. I actually don’t have any problem using it because I have very few sensitivities, but I do feel that this is something that needs to be stated if it’s going to be marketed in the USA. The gel itself is rather thin, so it was a little awkward to work with, but it rubbed in easily and absorbed quickly. Unfortunately, I didn’t feel any difference or relief after applying it, so it really didn’t do anything for me. Based upon the lack of results and no ingredient list, this product is a pass for me.

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This Aultink Cold Compress Gel for Muscles and Bones order came in with 4 tubes each one boxed and altogether in a Ziplock bag. The only English language on the boxes and the inserts is "Jingukang Cold Skin Gel" and everything else is in a foreign language. The product information page says "plant essence, selected natural ingredients" but totally unable to identify the ingredients in it. I think the seller needs to add a separate product insert in the box in English considering they're selling to the U.S. market.The gel was runny and light burgundy in color, lighter color than the box. It also has that medicinal smell to it and it was easy to apply--I just rubbed it on my aching knee. I thought it was odd or different since other liniments that I've used gave me a deep, penetrating and soothing relief--and some with either cold or warm sensation. But this one didn't really have any effect, just felt like gooey gel when applied with a sensation of dry layer after application--that was it. There was no relief at all and I kept trying it for over 10 days.At $19.99 when I ordered it, I can't recommend it for 2 reasons: no clue what's in it and no effect. For consumers that want to know, we should be able to identify what's in it. The lack of product information actually concerns me so I'm doubtful about continued use plus zero pain relief.