Murvano Miracle Balm^™

Compression squeezes the fluid up, but only while the socks are on. Take them off and it seeps right back. Your swelling gets managed. Your legs never get treated.

Murvano Miracle Balm is for the legs themselves. It calms the tight, stretched skin, gets the blood moving right under it, and stays slick so your hands can smooth the fluid up, ankle to knee. Keep your socks for the day if you've been told to wear them. Use the balm at night right after they come off, for the hours they don't cover, and in the morning before they go on.

For a lot of people it starts with a blood pressure pill. Some of the most common ones work by opening up your small arteries. That's how they bring your pressure down, and that part is good. Keep taking it.

But now the blood pushes harder into the tiny vessels at your ankles, and water seeps out into the tissue around them. All day on your feet, it piles up at the bottom. Overnight, lying flat, gravity lets go. That's why you're fine at breakfast and on the couch by four. Long hours on your feet can do the same thing.

That's why it has to be met every day: calm the skin, get the blood moving, then smooth the fluid up, ankle to knee.

Lotion is mostly water. It soaks in before you're halfway up your leg, your hands start dragging, and you quit after a minute. Thin oils run down into your sock. And most creams have one herb doing one job.

Murvano Miracle Balm has no water at all. It's sesame oil and beeswax, so it glides the whole three minutes and stays on for hours, with herbs for both jobs your hands can't do. Try it yourself: lotion on the back of one hand, balm on the other, at bedtime. In the morning the lotion hand is dry and the balm hand is still soft.

Yes. It's not a pill. Nothing new to swallow. It goes on the outside of your legs, so it sits alongside whatever you take. A water pill pulls water out of your blood, not out of your legs where it's sitting, which is what the balm and the massage are for.

Keep taking everything your doctor has prescribed. If you're ever unsure, show the label to your pharmacist. If your ankles started swelling after you began a new medication, mention it to your doctor.

Most people feel the cool within a minute, that's the peppermint, and the hot, tight feeling starts letting go the first night. Within the first week, the skin on your shins feels softer and afternoons feel lighter. Around week two, most people notice their legs still feel light at five o'clock and their real shoes stay comfortable through dinner.

Every body is different, which is why you get 60 days to try it.

Yes. It fits around everything else. If your doctor or therapist has you on a plan, stay on it. Keep your compression if you've been told to wear it. If you're diabetic, have numb feet, very thin skin or take medication, check with your doctor first and patch-test before regular use. Not for use in pregnancy.

See a doctor today if one leg swells much more than the other, if a leg is red, hot or painful, if the swelling came on suddenly, or if you're short of breath. Colour changes, weeping skin or swelling that has gone firm are also things to show your doctor.

Murvano Miracle Balm is for everyday comfort. It doesn't diagnose or treat the cause of your swelling.

Twice a day. At night right after your socks come off, and in the morning before they go on. Put your feet up, warm a pea-size bit for each leg between your fingers, and smooth it up from the ankle to the knee, slow and light, for about 3 minutes a leg. Always up.

Not on broken or weeping skin. Wash your hands afterwards.

Use it twice a day for 60 days. If your legs don't feel lighter by evening, contact us and we'll refund every penny, even if the balm is used up.

No. The only official place to buy Murvano is murvano.com. Beware of copies sold elsewhere.