THE CREAM YOU MASSAGE IN
The base includes shea butter, aloe vera juice, hyaluronic acid, and witch hazel. They are here so the cream spreads and sits on skin. They are not a treatment.
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Make after-activity comfort part of the plan.*
The workout ends. The cream is the part that never gets a slot.
Comfort + Recovery Cream is a 1 oz topical from orthopedic surgeon Dr. Meredith Warner. It lists PEA, 3% menthol, turmeric, rosehip oil, and an essential oil blend. Cooling is a sensation you feel at the application site. That is not a treatment. Intended to support everyday muscle and joint comfort after activity.*
Inside each jar: 1 oz cream. Read the ingredient list on this page. Apply as directed.
A clear routine. Realistic expectations.
Menthol cools when you apply it. That sensation is not a promise the cream treats a condition. Use it after activity as part of a routine. If you expect it to replace a clinician, please save your money.
Choose Comfort + Recovery Cream when you want a cooling topical with PEA, menthol, turmeric, and rosehip after activity.*
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Dr. Warner's standard is 90 days.
Nutritional supplements do not work the way an as-needed product works. That process takes time, and it only happens with consistent daily use.
This is why Dr. Warner recommends taking any supplement daily for at least 90 days before deciding what it is doing for you. It is the same guidance she gives her patients.
Most people never get there. They buy one month, take it for three weeks, notice nothing dramatic, and stop before the thing they were hoping for ever had a chance to happen.
Sale discounts apply to your first subscription payment only. Renewals are billed at the normal price for your selected subscription tier.
Make after-activity comfort part of the plan.*
The workout ends. The cream is the part that never gets a slot.
Comfort + Recovery Cream is a 1 oz topical from orthopedic surgeon Dr. Meredith Warner. It lists PEA, 3% menthol, turmeric, rosehip oil, and an essential oil blend. Cooling is a sensation you feel at the application site. That is not a treatment. Intended to support everyday muscle and joint comfort after activity.*
Inside each jar: 1 oz cream. Read the ingredient list on this page. Apply as directed.
A clear routine. Realistic expectations.
Menthol cools when you apply it. That sensation is not a promise the cream treats a condition. Use it after activity as part of a routine. If you expect it to replace a clinician, please save your money.
Choose Comfort + Recovery Cream when you want a cooling topical with PEA, menthol, turmeric, and rosehip after activity.*
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Amounts per serving
1 oz topical cream. Also includes a skin base with shea butter, aloe, and hyaluronic acid. Read the full ingredient list on this page.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. Do not use if the seal is broken or missing.
PEA, 3% menthol, turmeric, and rosehip. Understand what a topical can do, and what it cannot.

THE PURPOSEAfter the workout. Not instead of it.
This cream is for the minutes after activity, when you want a cooling topical on muscle and joint areas. It is intended to support everyday comfort.* It does not replace a capsule, and it does not treat a condition.
Menthol is listed at 3%. That is why you feel cooling at the application site. PEA, turmeric, and rosehip sit in the same cream. Listing them together does not establish a stronger combined effect than any one ingredient.
Apply as directed to clean skin. Wash hands after. Keep out of eyes. This is not a 90-day swallow-and-wait product. It is a topical you use when activity is already on the calendar.
Cooling is immediate because of menthol. Everyday comfort support is the intended use.* If the cream does not agree with your skin, stop and speak with a healthcare professional.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Why this cream, not another PEA bottle? Start with the form: a topical you use after activity.*

If you already take PEA as a capsule or gummy, this is still a different product: a 1 oz topical with 3% menthol. Do not treat it as a second serving of the same PEA.
You feel cooling because menthol is in the formula. That sensation is not a disease claim and not a promised outcome the next morning.
Those four sit in a skin base with shea, aloe, and hyaluronic acid. Amounts besides 3% menthol are on the ingredient list. We do not invent percentages that are not stated.
What we do not promise: treating a condition, replacing a clinician, or a particular morning after one application.
If your skin reacts, stop. Speak with a healthcare professional before continuing.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
The base includes shea butter, aloe vera juice, hyaluronic acid, and witch hazel. They are here so the cream spreads and sits on skin. They are not a treatment.

PEA is in this cream and in the PEA capsule and gummy. This serving is topical. It is not 550 mg in a capsule and not 300 mg in a gummy. Do not add it up as if it were the same bottle.

Menthol is listed at 3%. That is the cooling sensation at the application site. Keep away from eyes and broken skin.

Turmeric is listed in the formula. The amount is on the ingredient list. It does not turn the cream into a treatment.

Rosehip oil is listed in the formula. It is part of the topical, not a separate supplement serving.

An essential oil blend is listed. If you are sensitive to fragrance, patch-test and stop if your skin does not agree.

No. This is a 1 oz topical with PEA, 3% menthol, turmeric, and rosehip. The capsule is 550 mg PEA. The gummy is 300 mg PEA plus boswellia and bromelain. They are different products. Do not treat them as one serving in three forms.
Apply as directed to clean skin after activity. Wash hands after. Keep out of eyes, mouth, and broken skin. Read the label.
Menthol cools at the application site. That is a sensation, not a promised result and not a treatment.
Consult a healthcare professional before use if you have sensitive skin, are pregnant or nursing, or have questions about menthol or essential oils. Keep out of reach of children. For external use only.
Review the delivery frequency, recurring price, and subscription terms shown before checkout. If you subscribe, you can manage your delivery schedule or cancel from your account. Subscription is how the bottle arrives, not a requirement for the formula to work.
The Well Theory was founded by orthopedic surgeon Dr. Meredith Warner. She formulates these products as daily nutritional support, not as a substitute for medical care.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Make after-activity comfort part of the plan.*
The workout ends. The cream is the part that never gets a slot.
Comfort + Recovery Cream is a 1 oz topical from orthopedic surgeon Dr. Meredith Warner. It lists PEA, 3% menthol, turmeric, rosehip oil, and an essential oil blend. Cooling is a sensation you feel at the application site. That is not a treatment. Intended to support everyday muscle and joint comfort after activity.*
Inside each jar: 1 oz cream. Read the ingredient list on this page. Apply as directed.
A clear routine. Realistic expectations.
Menthol cools when you apply it. That sensation is not a promise the cream treats a condition. Use it after activity as part of a routine. If you expect it to replace a clinician, please save your money.
Choose Comfort + Recovery Cream when you want a cooling topical with PEA, menthol, turmeric, and rosehip after activity.*
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Amounts per serving
1 oz topical cream. Also includes a skin base with shea butter, aloe, and hyaluronic acid. Read the full ingredient list on this page.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. Do not use if the seal is broken or missing.
PEA, 3% menthol, turmeric, and rosehip. Understand what a topical can do, and what it cannot.

THE PURPOSEAfter the workout. Not instead of it.
This cream is for the minutes after activity, when you want a cooling topical on muscle and joint areas. It is intended to support everyday comfort.* It does not replace a capsule, and it does not treat a condition.
Menthol is listed at 3%. That is why you feel cooling at the application site. PEA, turmeric, and rosehip sit in the same cream. Listing them together does not establish a stronger combined effect than any one ingredient.
Apply as directed to clean skin. Wash hands after. Keep out of eyes. This is not a 90-day swallow-and-wait product. It is a topical you use when activity is already on the calendar.
Cooling is immediate because of menthol. Everyday comfort support is the intended use.* If the cream does not agree with your skin, stop and speak with a healthcare professional.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Why this cream, not another PEA bottle? Start with the form: a topical you use after activity.*

If you already take PEA as a capsule or gummy, this is still a different product: a 1 oz topical with 3% menthol. Do not treat it as a second serving of the same PEA.
You feel cooling because menthol is in the formula. That sensation is not a disease claim and not a promised outcome the next morning.
Those four sit in a skin base with shea, aloe, and hyaluronic acid. Amounts besides 3% menthol are on the ingredient list. We do not invent percentages that are not stated.
What we do not promise: treating a condition, replacing a clinician, or a particular morning after one application.
If your skin reacts, stop. Speak with a healthcare professional before continuing.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
The base includes shea butter, aloe vera juice, hyaluronic acid, and witch hazel. They are here so the cream spreads and sits on skin. They are not a treatment.

PEA is in this cream and in the PEA capsule and gummy. This serving is topical. It is not 550 mg in a capsule and not 300 mg in a gummy. Do not add it up as if it were the same bottle.

Menthol is listed at 3%. That is the cooling sensation at the application site. Keep away from eyes and broken skin.

Turmeric is listed in the formula. The amount is on the ingredient list. It does not turn the cream into a treatment.

Rosehip oil is listed in the formula. It is part of the topical, not a separate supplement serving.

An essential oil blend is listed. If you are sensitive to fragrance, patch-test and stop if your skin does not agree.

No. This is a 1 oz topical with PEA, 3% menthol, turmeric, and rosehip. The capsule is 550 mg PEA. The gummy is 300 mg PEA plus boswellia and bromelain. They are different products. Do not treat them as one serving in three forms.
Apply as directed to clean skin after activity. Wash hands after. Keep out of eyes, mouth, and broken skin. Read the label.
Menthol cools at the application site. That is a sensation, not a promised result and not a treatment.
Consult a healthcare professional before use if you have sensitive skin, are pregnant or nursing, or have questions about menthol or essential oils. Keep out of reach of children. For external use only.
Review the delivery frequency, recurring price, and subscription terms shown before checkout. If you subscribe, you can manage your delivery schedule or cancel from your account. Subscription is how the bottle arrives, not a requirement for the formula to work.
The Well Theory was founded by orthopedic surgeon Dr. Meredith Warner. She formulates these products as daily nutritional support, not as a substitute for medical care.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Make after-activity comfort part of the plan.*
The workout ends. The cream is the part that never gets a slot.
Comfort + Recovery Cream is a 1 oz topical from orthopedic surgeon Dr. Meredith Warner. It lists PEA, 3% menthol, turmeric, rosehip oil, and an essential oil blend. Cooling is a sensation you feel at the application site. That is not a treatment. Intended to support everyday muscle and joint comfort after activity.*
Inside each jar: 1 oz cream. Read the ingredient list on this page. Apply as directed.
A clear routine. Realistic expectations.
Menthol cools when you apply it. That sensation is not a promise the cream treats a condition. Use it after activity as part of a routine. If you expect it to replace a clinician, please save your money.
Choose Comfort + Recovery Cream when you want a cooling topical with PEA, menthol, turmeric, and rosehip after activity.*
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Amounts per serving
1 oz topical cream. Also includes a skin base with shea butter, aloe, and hyaluronic acid. Read the full ingredient list on this page.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. Do not use if the seal is broken or missing.
PEA, 3% menthol, turmeric, and rosehip. Understand what a topical can do, and what it cannot.

THE PURPOSEAfter the workout. Not instead of it.
This cream is for the minutes after activity, when you want a cooling topical on muscle and joint areas. It is intended to support everyday comfort.* It does not replace a capsule, and it does not treat a condition.
Menthol is listed at 3%. That is why you feel cooling at the application site. PEA, turmeric, and rosehip sit in the same cream. Listing them together does not establish a stronger combined effect than any one ingredient.
Apply as directed to clean skin. Wash hands after. Keep out of eyes. This is not a 90-day swallow-and-wait product. It is a topical you use when activity is already on the calendar.
Cooling is immediate because of menthol. Everyday comfort support is the intended use.* If the cream does not agree with your skin, stop and speak with a healthcare professional.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Why this cream, not another PEA bottle? Start with the form: a topical you use after activity.*

If you already take PEA as a capsule or gummy, this is still a different product: a 1 oz topical with 3% menthol. Do not treat it as a second serving of the same PEA.
You feel cooling because menthol is in the formula. That sensation is not a disease claim and not a promised outcome the next morning.
Those four sit in a skin base with shea, aloe, and hyaluronic acid. Amounts besides 3% menthol are on the ingredient list. We do not invent percentages that are not stated.
What we do not promise: treating a condition, replacing a clinician, or a particular morning after one application.
If your skin reacts, stop. Speak with a healthcare professional before continuing.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
The base includes shea butter, aloe vera juice, hyaluronic acid, and witch hazel. They are here so the cream spreads and sits on skin. They are not a treatment.

PEA is in this cream and in the PEA capsule and gummy. This serving is topical. It is not 550 mg in a capsule and not 300 mg in a gummy. Do not add it up as if it were the same bottle.

Menthol is listed at 3%. That is the cooling sensation at the application site. Keep away from eyes and broken skin.

Turmeric is listed in the formula. The amount is on the ingredient list. It does not turn the cream into a treatment.

Rosehip oil is listed in the formula. It is part of the topical, not a separate supplement serving.

An essential oil blend is listed. If you are sensitive to fragrance, patch-test and stop if your skin does not agree.

No. This is a 1 oz topical with PEA, 3% menthol, turmeric, and rosehip. The capsule is 550 mg PEA. The gummy is 300 mg PEA plus boswellia and bromelain. They are different products. Do not treat them as one serving in three forms.
Apply as directed to clean skin after activity. Wash hands after. Keep out of eyes, mouth, and broken skin. Read the label.
Menthol cools at the application site. That is a sensation, not a promised result and not a treatment.
Consult a healthcare professional before use if you have sensitive skin, are pregnant or nursing, or have questions about menthol or essential oils. Keep out of reach of children. For external use only.
Review the delivery frequency, recurring price, and subscription terms shown before checkout. If you subscribe, you can manage your delivery schedule or cancel from your account. Subscription is how the bottle arrives, not a requirement for the formula to work.
The Well Theory was founded by orthopedic surgeon Dr. Meredith Warner. She formulates these products as daily nutritional support, not as a substitute for medical care.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Make after-activity comfort part of the plan.*
The workout ends. The cream is the part that never gets a slot.
Comfort + Recovery Cream is a 1 oz topical from orthopedic surgeon Dr. Meredith Warner. It lists PEA, 3% menthol, turmeric, rosehip oil, and an essential oil blend. Cooling is a sensation you feel at the application site. That is not a treatment. Intended to support everyday muscle and joint comfort after activity.*
Inside each jar: 1 oz cream. Read the ingredient list on this page. Apply as directed.
A clear routine. Realistic expectations.
Menthol cools when you apply it. That sensation is not a promise the cream treats a condition. Use it after activity as part of a routine. If you expect it to replace a clinician, please save your money.
Choose Comfort + Recovery Cream when you want a cooling topical with PEA, menthol, turmeric, and rosehip after activity.*
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Amounts per serving
1 oz topical cream. Also includes a skin base with shea butter, aloe, and hyaluronic acid. Read the full ingredient list on this page.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. Do not use if the seal is broken or missing.
PEA, 3% menthol, turmeric, and rosehip. Understand what a topical can do, and what it cannot.

THE PURPOSEAfter the workout. Not instead of it.
This cream is for the minutes after activity, when you want a cooling topical on muscle and joint areas. It is intended to support everyday comfort.* It does not replace a capsule, and it does not treat a condition.
Menthol is listed at 3%. That is why you feel cooling at the application site. PEA, turmeric, and rosehip sit in the same cream. Listing them together does not establish a stronger combined effect than any one ingredient.
Apply as directed to clean skin. Wash hands after. Keep out of eyes. This is not a 90-day swallow-and-wait product. It is a topical you use when activity is already on the calendar.
Cooling is immediate because of menthol. Everyday comfort support is the intended use.* If the cream does not agree with your skin, stop and speak with a healthcare professional.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Why this cream, not another PEA bottle? Start with the form: a topical you use after activity.*

If you already take PEA as a capsule or gummy, this is still a different product: a 1 oz topical with 3% menthol. Do not treat it as a second serving of the same PEA.
You feel cooling because menthol is in the formula. That sensation is not a disease claim and not a promised outcome the next morning.
Those four sit in a skin base with shea, aloe, and hyaluronic acid. Amounts besides 3% menthol are on the ingredient list. We do not invent percentages that are not stated.
What we do not promise: treating a condition, replacing a clinician, or a particular morning after one application.
If your skin reacts, stop. Speak with a healthcare professional before continuing.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
The base includes shea butter, aloe vera juice, hyaluronic acid, and witch hazel. They are here so the cream spreads and sits on skin. They are not a treatment.

PEA is in this cream and in the PEA capsule and gummy. This serving is topical. It is not 550 mg in a capsule and not 300 mg in a gummy. Do not add it up as if it were the same bottle.

Menthol is listed at 3%. That is the cooling sensation at the application site. Keep away from eyes and broken skin.

Turmeric is listed in the formula. The amount is on the ingredient list. It does not turn the cream into a treatment.

Rosehip oil is listed in the formula. It is part of the topical, not a separate supplement serving.

An essential oil blend is listed. If you are sensitive to fragrance, patch-test and stop if your skin does not agree.

No. This is a 1 oz topical with PEA, 3% menthol, turmeric, and rosehip. The capsule is 550 mg PEA. The gummy is 300 mg PEA plus boswellia and bromelain. They are different products. Do not treat them as one serving in three forms.
Apply as directed to clean skin after activity. Wash hands after. Keep out of eyes, mouth, and broken skin. Read the label.
Menthol cools at the application site. That is a sensation, not a promised result and not a treatment.
Consult a healthcare professional before use if you have sensitive skin, are pregnant or nursing, or have questions about menthol or essential oils. Keep out of reach of children. For external use only.
Review the delivery frequency, recurring price, and subscription terms shown before checkout. If you subscribe, you can manage your delivery schedule or cancel from your account. Subscription is how the bottle arrives, not a requirement for the formula to work.
The Well Theory was founded by orthopedic surgeon Dr. Meredith Warner. She formulates these products as daily nutritional support, not as a substitute for medical care.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Make after-activity comfort part of the plan.*
The workout ends. The cream is the part that never gets a slot.
Comfort + Recovery Cream is a 1 oz topical from orthopedic surgeon Dr. Meredith Warner. It lists PEA, 3% menthol, turmeric, rosehip oil, and an essential oil blend. Cooling is a sensation you feel at the application site. That is not a treatment. Intended to support everyday muscle and joint comfort after activity.*
Inside each jar: 1 oz cream. Read the ingredient list on this page. Apply as directed.
A clear routine. Realistic expectations.
Menthol cools when you apply it. That sensation is not a promise the cream treats a condition. Use it after activity as part of a routine. If you expect it to replace a clinician, please save your money.
Choose Comfort + Recovery Cream when you want a cooling topical with PEA, menthol, turmeric, and rosehip after activity.*
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Amounts per serving
1 oz topical cream. Also includes a skin base with shea butter, aloe, and hyaluronic acid. Read the full ingredient list on this page.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. Do not use if the seal is broken or missing.
PEA, 3% menthol, turmeric, and rosehip. Understand what a topical can do, and what it cannot.

THE PURPOSEAfter the workout. Not instead of it.
This cream is for the minutes after activity, when you want a cooling topical on muscle and joint areas. It is intended to support everyday comfort.* It does not replace a capsule, and it does not treat a condition.
Menthol is listed at 3%. That is why you feel cooling at the application site. PEA, turmeric, and rosehip sit in the same cream. Listing them together does not establish a stronger combined effect than any one ingredient.
Apply as directed to clean skin. Wash hands after. Keep out of eyes. This is not a 90-day swallow-and-wait product. It is a topical you use when activity is already on the calendar.
Cooling is immediate because of menthol. Everyday comfort support is the intended use.* If the cream does not agree with your skin, stop and speak with a healthcare professional.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Why this cream, not another PEA bottle? Start with the form: a topical you use after activity.*

If you already take PEA as a capsule or gummy, this is still a different product: a 1 oz topical with 3% menthol. Do not treat it as a second serving of the same PEA.
You feel cooling because menthol is in the formula. That sensation is not a disease claim and not a promised outcome the next morning.
Those four sit in a skin base with shea, aloe, and hyaluronic acid. Amounts besides 3% menthol are on the ingredient list. We do not invent percentages that are not stated.
What we do not promise: treating a condition, replacing a clinician, or a particular morning after one application.
If your skin reacts, stop. Speak with a healthcare professional before continuing.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
The base includes shea butter, aloe vera juice, hyaluronic acid, and witch hazel. They are here so the cream spreads and sits on skin. They are not a treatment.

PEA is in this cream and in the PEA capsule and gummy. This serving is topical. It is not 550 mg in a capsule and not 300 mg in a gummy. Do not add it up as if it were the same bottle.

Menthol is listed at 3%. That is the cooling sensation at the application site. Keep away from eyes and broken skin.

Turmeric is listed in the formula. The amount is on the ingredient list. It does not turn the cream into a treatment.

Rosehip oil is listed in the formula. It is part of the topical, not a separate supplement serving.

An essential oil blend is listed. If you are sensitive to fragrance, patch-test and stop if your skin does not agree.

No. This is a 1 oz topical with PEA, 3% menthol, turmeric, and rosehip. The capsule is 550 mg PEA. The gummy is 300 mg PEA plus boswellia and bromelain. They are different products. Do not treat them as one serving in three forms.
Apply as directed to clean skin after activity. Wash hands after. Keep out of eyes, mouth, and broken skin. Read the label.
Menthol cools at the application site. That is a sensation, not a promised result and not a treatment.
Consult a healthcare professional before use if you have sensitive skin, are pregnant or nursing, or have questions about menthol or essential oils. Keep out of reach of children. For external use only.
Review the delivery frequency, recurring price, and subscription terms shown before checkout. If you subscribe, you can manage your delivery schedule or cancel from your account. Subscription is how the bottle arrives, not a requirement for the formula to work.
The Well Theory was founded by orthopedic surgeon Dr. Meredith Warner. She formulates these products as daily nutritional support, not as a substitute for medical care.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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