Pain Relief Stick with Bee Venom & Vitamin E, 40g

Focused massage in a compact format

A small container is easy to keep with your everyday care items. This bee venom pain relief stick gives you a compact option for a targeted massage, with a conditioning blend that softens the skin while you work.

• 40g format: a smaller alternative to a large massage-cream jar.
• Vitamin E and beeswax: ingredients chosen for a soft, conditioned skin feel.
• Targeted application: spread a small amount over the area you want to massage.

Vitamin E, beeswax and a conditioning base

The ingredient panel names tocopherol, bee venom, mineral oil, beeswax and petrolatum. Tocopherol is vitamin E. Petrolatum and beeswax help limit moisture loss, while mineral oil contributes to the smooth application feel.

This joint massage stick offers an ingredient profile distinct from a menthol cream. Choose it when a conditioning formula and compact package are your priorities.

How to use the joint-care stick

1. Clean and dry the area. Begin with intact external skin around the joint you want to massage.
2. Apply a small amount. Spread the product evenly rather than building up a thick layer.
3. Massage gently. Use comfortable movements to work it in, then replace the cap.

Keep away from the eyes and broken skin. Patch test first; avoid use with a known bee-product allergy and stop if irritation develops. Persistent joint pain or swelling needs professional assessment.

Take only the amount you need

Working one small area at a time helps you keep the application even. A thin layer lets your hands glide without leaving excess product on the surface. Keep the cap on between uses and wash hands after application unless treating the hands.

Product details

Compare the compact stick with a gel

Choose this vitamin E massage stick for its 40g package and beeswax-petrolatum formula. If you prefer a gel texture in a jar, see the 50g emu massage gel. The choice is about ingredients, texture and the format you want to keep nearby.

Pain relief stick questions

Why does the package say Joint Cream?

Bee Venom Joint Cream — Joint & Skin is the name printed on this compact 40g product. The listing describes the same topical joint-care stick shown in the photos.

Is menthol listed in this formula?

Menthol is not named in the featured ingredient panel. That panel lists bee venom, vitamin E, mineral oil, beeswax and petrolatum.

Can I use it around my knees and shoulders?

Yes. The product information identifies those areas for external massage. Use on intact skin and keep the pressure comfortable.

How much product is included?

The net contents are 40g. The carton and compact container shown on this page belong to the same product.