Revive Neuropathy Relief Lotion

Pills go through your digestive system, get filtered by your liver, and circulate through your entire body—meaning only a tiny fraction reaches the compressed nerve strangling your sciatic nerve.

Revive delivers pharmaceutical-grade magnesium sulfate directly through your skin to the C1-L5 area where compression is happening.

It forces crushed blood vessels open and floods oxygen-starved tissue with blood flow—the same vasodilation mechanism hospitals use in clinical treatment.

You're targeting the root cause, not masking pain signals with gabapentin or opioids.

This does.

Capsaicin burns your skin to distract you from nerve pain. It doesn't restore blood flow.

Biofreeze/Icy Hot numbs the surface with menthol. It doesn't address compression.

Revive forces crushed blood vessels open with pharmaceutical-grade magnesium sulfate—the same vasodilator hospitals use in IV drips for vascular patients.

It's the only topical that treats the root cause (ischemia), not the symptom.

You're targeting the root cause, not masking pain signals with gabapentin or opioids.

This does.

No. It works for any condition where compressed blood vessels are strangling nerve tissue:

• Sciatica (L4-L5, L5-S1 herniation)
• Plantar fasciitis
• Diabetic peripheral neuropathy
• Piriformis syndrome
• Tarsal tunnel syndrome

If your pain is caused by ischemia (oxygen starvation), this addresses it.

Most people feel noticeable relief within 7-10 days of twice-daily application.

By week 3, many report sleeping through the night without electric shocks down their leg or burning feet waking them at 2 AM.

This isn't a painkiller that masks symptoms—it's restoring oxygen flow to suffocated tissue, so your body needs time to break the protective spasm cycle it's been locked in for months.

The difference is: this addresses what's actually strangling your nerve.

Gabapentin and painkillers don't. Once you've finished the first bottle, you'll feel it.

This does.

Yes. If you've already cycled through physical therapy, gabapentin, chiropractor, cortisone injections, nerve blocks—and you're still here, it's because none of those treatments restored blood flow to compressed nerve roots.

They manage symptoms or reduce inflammation temporarily, but they don't force the paraspinal muscles strangling your sciatic root to release their death grip.

Revive works on a completely different mechanism: transdermal vasodilation.

It's what your doctor would recommend if they weren't restricted by insurance formularies or pain clinic revenue models.

Apply directly to the area of pain:

• Sciatica: Lower back (L4-L5 region), not down the leg
• Plantar fasciitis: Bottom of foot and heel
• Neuropathy: Feet, calves, wherever burning/numbness occurs

The magnesium penetrates 2-3cm deep to reach compressed nerve roots.

One 4oz bottle lasts approximately 30-45 days with twice-daily application (dime-sized amount per use).

Most people see best results with the 3-bottle bundle (90-day supply), as blood flow restoration peaks around week 8-12.

Yes. Revive is topical and doesn't interact with oral medications.

Many people use it to taper off Gabapentin safely under their doctor's supervision.

If you're on blood thinners or have a pacemaker, consult your physician first.

Because GPs get paid to prescribe medications and refer to pain clinics—not to recommend treatments outside the insurance formulary.

Even if your doctor knows transdermal magnesium works, they risk professional liability if they officially recommend something not listed on their approved list.

It's not malicious. It's structural.

The system prioritizes treatments with pharmaceutical company backing and clinical trial funding, that generate recurring revenue. There are no fifty-million-dollar research budgets behind magnesium.

No. Insurance companies deny one-time solutions and approve lifetime prescriptions.

That's why we made it $39—affordable enough to bypass the system entirely.

The same compounded formula from a pharmacy costs $180-$250.

Many people have successfully cancelled their scheduled surgeries after using Revive for 2-3 weeks.

Your herniated disc is crushing blood vessels and strangling your nerve with oxygen starvation, restoring blood flow can eliminate the compression symptoms your surgeon planned to fix mechanically.

That said - if you have severe structural damage, progressive neurological symptoms, or bowel/bladder syndrome, you need surgical intervention.

But if you're scheduled for surgery primarily because conservative treatment failed, this works on a mechanism those treatments never addressed.

Extremely rare. Magnesium sulfate is the same compound used in Epsom salt baths.

If you've used Epsom salts without reaction, you're fine.

If you have sensitive skin, test on a small patch first.

90-day money-back guarantee.

No questions asked.

Dr. Alex Marsten's promise: "I remember what it's like to be desperate and in pain. I won't take your money unless this actually works for you."

If you don't experience remarkable relief within 90 days, contact us and we'll refund every penny.

This isn't a gimmick; it's a genuine attempt to restore oxygen flow to suffocated tissue.

If it doesn't work for your specific condition, you lose nothing.