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ArcticBlast
A cooling liquid for temporary relief of everyday aches.
What Arctic Blast is, the menthol, camphor and botanicals the brand lists, how to apply the drops, the 365-day money-back guarantee, and what to know about topical pain relievers.
- Cooling, menthol-led formula
- Classic rub ingredients
- Skin-soothing botanicals
- Free US shipping
- Independent overview
- Opens the official store
- Terms are set by the seller
Last reviewed by the Wellness Center USA editorial team
- Listed ingredients
- 7
- Daily, at least
- 2×
- Money-back guarantee
- 365-day
- Cooling drops
- Topical
The idea behind it
Cool, then warm, to distract from the ache.
Arctic Blast is built around menthol and other counter-irritants applied to the skin. Here is the thinking in plain terms, with the brand's claims kept as the brand's claims.
Menthol first
The main ingredient, which creates a cooling sensation on the skin over sore muscles and joints.
Classic rub ingredients
Camphor and wintergreen oil are long-standing ingredients in over-the-counter muscle rubs.
Skin-soothing botanicals
Aloe vera, arnica and calendula are included to moisturise and soothe the skin, according to the brand.
Morning and night
A few drops massaged in at least twice a day, or as needed.
“A unique cooling formula that is backed by science to provide temporary relief for occasional aches and discomfort.”
Format, compared
A pill, a cream, or cooling drops?
How Arctic Blast's format differs from other ways people manage everyday aches. The Arctic Blast column reflects the brand's own description.
- Pain-relief tablet
Swallowed
- Works through the whole body
- Can upset the stomach with regular use
- Not suitable for everyone
- Muscle-rub cream
Thick cream
- Usually menthol or salicylate
- Rubbed in by hand
- Strong scent
- Arctic Blast
Liquid drops
- Menthol, camphor and wintergreen
- Aloe, arnica and calendula
- A few drops per area
- Massaged in as needed
What's inside
Seven ingredients, applied where it aches.
The ingredients Arctic Blast lists on its official site. Amounts are not published.
- Main ingredient
Menthol
The cooling compound from mint. It is recognised in US over-the-counter rules as a counter-irritant for minor muscle and joint aches, and is the formula's main ingredient.
- Counter-irritants
Camphor and wintergreen oil
Camphor and methyl salicylate (wintergreen) are also recognised counter-irritants in over-the-counter rubs. Methyl salicylate is related to aspirin and is toxic if swallowed.
- Skin-soothing
Aloe vera, arnica and calendula
Plant extracts the brand includes for their moisturising and skin-soothing properties.
- Traditional
St John's wort oil
A traditional skin preparation made from the St John's wort flower. The brand says it has long been used for dermatological purposes.
Arctic Blast by the numbers
- Recognised counter-irritants
- 3
- Drops per application
- 2–4
- Days to request a refund
- 365
- Minimum age, per the site
- 18+
Side by side
How Arctic Blast compares.
The Arctic Blast column comes from the official website. The second column describes a typical over-the-counter menthol rub in general, not any specific product.
| Feature | Arctic Blast | Typical menthol rub |
|---|---|---|
| Menthol | Yes | Yes |
| Camphor and methyl salicylate | Yes | Varies |
| Aloe, arnica and calendula | Yes | Varies |
| Liquid drops | Yes | No |
| Active ingredient amounts on the sales page | No | Yes, (on the drug label) |
| Free US shipping on every order | Yes | Varies |
| Money-back guarantee | Yes, (365 days) | Varies |
✓ = present according to the brand · ✗ = not present · Varies = depends on the product.
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Visit the official Arctic Blast websiteGood to know
Before you start
Topical pain relievers are simple to use but need some care:
- Aspirin allergy and blood thinners. Wintergreen oil contains methyl salicylate. Avoid it if you are allergic to aspirin, and ask your doctor first if you take warfarin or other blood thinners.
- Keep away from children. Methyl salicylate and camphor are poisonous if swallowed, even in small amounts. Seek medical help straight away if a child swallows any.
- Skin safety. Do not apply to broken, irritated or sunburned skin, under tight bandages or with a heating pad. Stop if you notice burning, blistering or a rash.
- Eyes and pregnancy. Keep it away from the eyes and wash your hands after use. The brand advises talking to your doctor if you are pregnant or nursing, have a skin condition or another medical condition.
The evidence
What is known about topical counter-irritants
We found no published clinical trial of Arctic Blast itself.
Menthol, camphor and methyl salicylate are all listed in US Food and Drug Administration regulations as counter-irritant active ingredients that over-the-counter products may contain for the temporary relief of minor aches and pains of muscles and joints. These rules set strength limits and labelling for such products. Their effect is real but short-lived: they change how the skin feels rather than treating the cause of the pain.
Arnica is popular for bruises and aches, with mixed evidence from small trials, mostly using gels with known concentrations. Aloe vera and calendula are well-known skin soothers. St John's wort oil is used traditionally on the skin; it can make skin more sensitive to sunlight.
In plain terms: Arctic Blast uses the same type of cooling ingredients found in many pharmacy rubs, which can give temporary relief, but the finished product has not been tested and its active ingredient strengths are not shown on the sales page. Claims in its marketing about eliminating pain should be read as the brand's description.
Good to know
What helps aches and pains day to day
Topical products work best alongside the habits with the strongest evidence for muscle and joint comfort:
- Keep moving with regular low-impact exercise, such as walking or swimming.
- Stretch and strengthen the muscles that support sore joints.
- Use heat or cold — but not at the same time as a counter-irritant rub.
- See a doctor or physiotherapist for pain that persists, returns or limits daily life.
Simple routine
Getting started with Arctic Blast.
Test a couple of drops on a small patch of skin first, then apply 2 to 4 drops to the affected area and massage gently.
Use it morning and evening, or as needed, and wash your hands well after each application.
Keep your empty bottles — the 365-day refund requires them.
Refund policy
What the 365-day guarantee says.
Nutriomo Labs advertises a 365 Days Money Back Guarantee. The site says you can return an empty bottle within a year of purchase and receive 100% of the purchase price back, with no questions asked. These are the seller's terms as published, not a guarantee from us.
- 365 days from purchase
- Return your empty bottles
- 100% of the purchase price (per the brand)
- Free US shipping on every order
Is it right for you?
Questions to ask before buying.
- Has a doctor checked any pain after an injury, or a hot, red or swollen joint?
- Are you allergic to aspirin, or do you take blood thinners?
- Can you store it safely away from children?
- Do you have sensitive skin or a skin condition? Patch test first.
- Are you comfortable that active ingredient strengths are not on the sales page?
- Have you noted the guarantee — 365 days, with empty bottles returned?
Ordering
Buying, shipping and the official site.
Arctic Blast is sold through its official website, with ClickBank handling the order as the retailer. The brand says it sells directly rather than through stores to keep the formula fresh.
Packages. The site offers one, three and six-bottle packages. Every order includes free US shipping and three bonus eBooks, on anti-inflammatory eating, joint-friendly recipes and healthy ageing.
Support. The site lists Nutriomo Labs Pte Ltd, with a US contact address in Camas, Washington. ClickBank handles order support, and product questions and refunds go through the company's support page.
Specifications
Arctic Blast at a glance
As published on the official website. Details the site does not give are marked as not stated.
- Product
- Arctic Blast™
- Maker
- Nutriomo Labs Pte Ltd
- Form
- Topical liquid drops
- How to use
- 2–4 drops on the affected area, massaged in; at least twice daily or as needed
- Ingredients
- Menthol, camphor, aloe vera, Arnica montana flower extract, wintergreen oil, St John's wort oil, Calendula officinalis extract
- Ingredient amounts
- Not stated
- Age
- Not for use under 18 (per the site)
- Manufacturing
- USA, cGMP facility, globally sourced ingredients (per the brand)
- Refund window
- 365 days; empty bottles returned
- Shipping
- Free US shipping on every order
- Bonuses
- Three eBooks
- Retailer
- ClickBank
At a glance
Key features
Cooling, menthol-led formula
Menthol is the main ingredient, for a cooling sensation over sore areas.
Classic rub ingredients
Camphor and wintergreen oil, both recognised over-the-counter counter-irritants.
Skin-soothing botanicals
Aloe vera, arnica and calendula, as listed by the brand.
Free US shipping
On every order, with three bonus eBooks.
365-day money-back guarantee
A full refund when empty bottles are returned within a year, under the seller's terms.
What it's made of
Ingredients & materials
- Counter-irritants
- Menthol, camphor and wintergreen oil (methyl salicylate).
- Skin-soothing botanicals
- Aloe vera, Arnica montana flower extract and Calendula officinalis extract.
- St John's wort oil
- A traditional skin preparation. Amounts are not published.
The details
Overview
Arctic Blast™ is a topical liquid sold through its official website by Nutriomo Labs. The brand calls it "the cooling liquid for temporary relief" and "a unique cooling formula that is backed by science to provide temporary relief for occasional aches and discomfort." The official site lists seven ingredients: menthol, camphor, aloe vera (Aloe barbadensis), Arnica montana flower extract, wintergreen oil (methyl salicylate), St John's wort oil and Calendula officinalis extract. Menthol is described as the main ingredient. The amounts are not published. It is applied as drops to the affected area and massaged in. This page sets out what the official site states, how Arctic Blast is meant to be used, and what is known about topical pain relievers of this kind. It is an editorial overview, not a hands-on test, and nothing here is medical advice.
How it works
Arctic Blast works on the skin rather than being swallowed. Its key ingredients — menthol, camphor and methyl salicylate from wintergreen oil — are counter-irritants: they create a cooling then warming sensation on the skin that distracts from the ache underneath. The brand explains it the same way, saying the sensations "distract you from feeling the aches in your muscles and joints." Those three ingredients are long-established in over-the-counter rubs and liniments for minor muscle and joint aches. The formula adds aloe vera, arnica and calendula, which the brand includes mainly for skin soothing and moisture, and St John's wort oil, used in traditional skin preparations. The brand cites research on individual ingredients but does not publish trials of the finished product, and relief from counter-irritants is temporary.
Who it's for
Arctic Blast is marketed to adults who want temporary relief from occasional muscle and joint aches without swallowing a tablet. The brand says it is manufactured in the USA in a cGMP facility with quality ingredients sourced globally. The site states it is not for use by anyone under 18. It is not a substitute for medical care. Pain after an injury, a joint that is hot, red or swollen, pain with fever, numbness or weakness, or pain that keeps returning should be checked by a doctor. Wintergreen oil contains methyl salicylate, a relative of aspirin, so people who are allergic to aspirin or take blood thinners should take medical advice first, and the product must be kept well away from children.
Usage
The official site says to apply 3 to 4 drops to the affected area and massage gently, multiple times a day or as needed — at least twice a day, once in the morning and once before bed. Its FAQ gives 2 to 3 drops, so start with the smaller amount. Keep it away from your eyes and wash your hands thoroughly after use. Do not apply it to broken or irritated skin, under tight bandages, or with a heating pad.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
What is Arctic Blast?
Arctic Blast is a topical cooling liquid sold through its official website by Nutriomo Labs, marketed for temporary relief of occasional aches and discomfort.
What are the ingredients in Arctic Blast?
The site lists menthol, camphor, aloe vera, Arnica montana flower extract, wintergreen oil, St John's wort oil and Calendula officinalis extract. Amounts are not published.
How do I use Arctic Blast?
Apply a few drops — the site says 2 to 4 — to the affected area and massage gently, at least twice a day or as needed. Wash your hands afterwards and keep it away from your eyes.
Is Arctic Blast taken by mouth?
No. It is applied to the skin only. Its ingredients, including camphor and methyl salicylate, are poisonous if swallowed.
How does Arctic Blast work?
Menthol, camphor and methyl salicylate are counter-irritants: they create cooling and warming sensations that distract from the ache underneath. Relief is temporary.
Can I use Arctic Blast if I'm allergic to aspirin?
Avoid it unless your doctor agrees. Wintergreen oil contains methyl salicylate, a relative of aspirin.
Can I use it with a heating pad?
No. Using counter-irritant rubs with heat or under tight bandages increases the risk of skin burns.
Who should not use Arctic Blast?
The site says it is not for anyone under 18. Ask your doctor first if you are pregnant or nursing, have a skin condition, take blood thinners or have another medical condition.
What is the Arctic Blast guarantee?
A 365-day money-back guarantee. The site says to return your empty bottles within a year of purchase for 100% of the purchase price.
Does Arctic Blast ship free?
The site says every order gets free US shipping.
Can I buy Arctic Blast in stores?
The brand says it sells only through its official website, to keep the formula fresh.
When should I see a doctor about pain?
For pain after an injury, a hot, red or swollen joint, pain with fever, numbness or weakness, or pain that keeps returning.
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Clinical reviewer
James Willson, PharmD
Clinical Pharmacist · Health content reviewer · Six years’ professional experience
James Willson is a clinical pharmacist with a Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) qualification and six years of professional experience in clinical pharmacy and the review of health-related information.
He reviews health and wellness content on Wellness Center USA for accuracy, clarity, appropriate terminology and responsible presentation of product information — including ingredient details, usage instructions, precautions and references to scientific research, where applicable.
His goal is to help readers understand health and wellness information clearly, tell product claims apart from established evidence, and make better-informed decisions.
Editorial note
Information on this page reflects manufacturer statements, which are attributed as such, and our own research. It is provided for informational purposes and is not medical advice.
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