My Review: Magnilife Pain Relieving (Foot Cream) – Any Side Effects?

It's time to review Magnilife Pain Relieving Foot Cream.

Is it going to be a game-changer for severe pain?:

• credible background
• quite affordable
• effect doesn't last too long

Now – is this cream worth it? Does it come with any side effects?

Let's dig deep into it, in order to see its real features in this review.

Note: This review is based on my opinion + research on Magnilife Pain Relieving Foot Cream.

Review Summary

Full Name: MagniLife Pain Relieving Foot Cream by The Magni Group

Product Type: Pain Relieving Cream

Best Actual Price: $14.20

Cheapest Place To Buy: Amazon

Designed For: Reducing pain, as well as some other benefits:

• calming burning and tingling sensations
• treating dry and sensitive skin
• moisturizing the skin

My Rating: 6 out of 10

Recommended?: Not completely – I found some disadvantages about it:

• effects don't last long
• not too helpful for intense pain
• needs to be reapplied constantly
• based on a very diluted composition

Instead – I recommend that you try a much better topical pain reliever that I absolutely love.

It will relieve your pain much faster (and for longer).

What I Liked About It

• Pretty reputable producer
• Based on some clinically tested essential oils
• Has a lot of legit reviews from previous users
• Pretty affordable price tag
• Offers several bundles and different sizes

What I Didn’t Like About It

• Based on a homeopathic formula
• Pain relief doesn't last long
• Constant reapplication is needed
• Quite weak for intense pain
• Not really versatile (mostly works for feet pain)
• Works better as a moisturizing lotion than a pain reliever

#1 – How It Works & Producer

Let's first take a look at some general info about Magnilife:

• the company behind it
• what problems it treats
• how exactly it works

1. How It Works

Magnilife Pain Relieving Foot Cream is a topical product.

It has two versions in different formulations:

• Pain Relieving Foot Cream
• Db Pain Relieving Foot Cream
• Pain Relieving Foot Spray
• Db Pain Relieving Foot Spray

The “Db” stands for versions suitable for diabetic skin.

But in this review, we will focus on the original Pain Relieving Foot Cream. 

Now – normally, you could use it for any part of your body you want.

Basically, the pain is the same, right?

But apparently, Magnilife isn't very effective for pain outside your feet.

Anyway – here are the claims of this product:

• calms the shooting, stabbing, burning and tingling sensations
• treats severely dry, cracked and sensitive skin
• moisturizes the skin of the itching areas
• softens calluses and eliminates cracks

In my view, it looks like a normal pain relief foot cream.

So if you're dealing with regular foot pain, I'm pretty sure it would help.

But honestly, I'm not a big fan of it because it's only limited to one area of use.

It's not exactly ideal if you're dealing with other types of body pain.

So you would need to buy different products for all the other types of pain, which is not okay.

Other than that, it's not a bad cream.

But I would still prefer an all-around type of product.

It's a lot more practical in different aspects.

2. Company Behind

The company behind MagniLife is The Magni Group.

It's a pretty known brand at this point.

Also – here's what I found on its website:

• most of its products are designed for body pain relief
• offers creams, gels, sprays, foaming washes and supplements
• can be bought in different drugstores and online marketplaces
• contact info includes mailing address, hotline number and email

In my view, the company itself doesn't look sketchy at all.

So you can guarantee that you will get a legit product.

Just make sure to buy from the official website or from any official stores.

#2 – Ingredients (4 out of 10)

Here's an overview of Magnilife's formula:

• based on 3 active compounds
• contain some essential oils
• has a number of moisturizing ingredients 

One thing worth mentioning is that its formula is homeopathic. 

Personally, I'm not a big fan of homeopathic medicines, simply because the ingredients are extremely diluted.

So they basically have an insignificant concentration (compared to non-homeopathic creams).

Back to its formula, I appreciate that its active compounds are separated from the inactive ones.

But other than that, I'm not very impressed:

• some compounds are great moisturisers
• others have a cooling effect

But the overall formula is not too potent.

Since its active ingredients are homeopathic, I can't even say I'm surprised.

So if you're curious, let's take a look closer at each compound.

1. Active Ingredients

Let's discuss first the focus ingredients of Magnilife.

That's because they are the only ones responsible for this cream's pain relieving effect:

1. Apis mellifica – relieves itching and stinging pain
2. Gelsemium sempervirens – has anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties [1]
3. Gnaphalium – reduces joint pains and sciatic nerve pain

Now – all of the doses of these ingredients are given in HPUS.

This indicates the potency of these compounds in homeopathy.

But as I said – their real effect is pretty different, as they are extremely diluted.

Since I'm not a big fan of homeopathy, I doubt they can do much.

Just compare these insignificant doses with those of some non-homeopathic ingredients. 

Trust me, the difference is going to be a huge one.

2. Inactive Ingredients

Now, here are the notable inactive compounds of Magnilife :

1. Canola Oil – helps treat skin problems and provides moisturization
2. Beeswax – relieves joint pain, wounds and burns [2]
3. Methyl Salicylate – provides relief for mild to moderate muscle strain [3]
4. Vitamin E – prevents inflammation due to irritation and itchiness [4]
5. Bergamot Oil – has relaxant and anti-inflammatory properties
6. Camphor – treats muscle pain and common flu-like symptoms
7. Menthol – provides a cooling effect to reduce pain sensation [5]
8. Eucalyptus Oil – lessens pain, swelling and inflammations [6]
9. Cetyl Alcohol – helps in providing moisture to the skin [7]

As you can see, they are mostly moisturisers and coolers.

So don't expect them to be very potent, because they can't really relieve pain.

But still – you can somehow get some benefits from them.

I'm talking about moisturizing, cooling and anti-itching.

Conclusion

Overall – Magnilife Cream's formula is not terrible.

Its clear focus is only on foot pain – just like its claims.

However – most of its ingredients are inactive.

And its few active ingredients are actually homeopathic, so extremely diluted.

That's why I would certainly not buy it.

#3 – Consistency & Dosage (7 out of 10)

Let'stalk more about Magnilife's features.

1. Consistency

Firstly – here's what Magnilife looks like:

• cream or white color
• menthol scent
• thick lotion consistency

Honestly, it looks more like a typical body lotion.

So it might feel quite heavy when you put it on the skin.

2. Dosage

Now – using Magnilife Cream is pretty easy.

You just need to apply the cream twice daily.

You need to massage it to your feet, heels and toes.

Also – if needed, you can apply it on your legs.

Honestly, it's not very hard to use on a daily basis.

But since its effect lasts very little, you will need to reapply it more than twice a day.

Other than that, its instructions are no different from other topical products.

#4 – Results (7 out of 10)

Fortunately – Magnilife Cream has a lot of customer reviews.

So we can see how it performed for people who used it.

Note: I only analyzed authentic reviews, not promotional or fake ones.

1. Positive Opinions

Now – Magnilife has some reviews on its website.

But I would prefer to feature the comments on Amazon.

I just think that the testimonies there are more legitimate and honest.

So here are the things people liked about it:

1. A lot of customers said that it stopped the pain in their feet.
2. Some mentioned that it worked fast in relieving the pain.
3. Others stated that it reduced the burning sensations from their feet.
4. A few of them experienced less itching and tingling.

The overall rating of the product is 4.2 out of 5 stars.

As you can see, a lot of people who tried it said that it worked.

Most were satisfied with it in terms of relieving different types of foot pain.

So we can say that it somehow delivers its claims.

2. Negative Opinions

Meanwhile, Magnilife Cream also has some complaints.

So here are the things other people didn't like about it:

1. Most of them mentioned that it didn't relieve their pain at all.
2. Others said that the effects disappear in just a few minutes.
3. Some stated that it has an unpleasant and nauseous smell.
4. A few mentioned it doesn't relieve pain outside their feet.
5. The rest said that it worked more like a moisturizer than a pain reliever.

Obviously – it didn't help with intense foot pain.

Also, the effects are just temporary and sometimes last for a few minutes only.

So if you need a stronger pain relief, it's probably not what you're looking for.

Conclusion

Based on the reviews, Magnilife Cream works in some cases.

But it's only for not-so-serious foot pain.

Also – the effects will not last long, so be ready to apply it many times per day.

Given these issues, I would surely go for a more potent pain reliever.

#5 – Side Effects (6 out of 10)

I only saw some minor complaints about Magnilife:

1. Some customers didn't like its scent.
2. They mentioned that it made them nauseous.

That's quite understandable and really depends on a person's preference.

Magnilife doesn't have the nicest fragrance out there, that's for sure.

But other than that – it can't really cause some alarming adverse reactions.

It's just a topical product.

Topical products are relatively safe in general.

The worst thing it can cause would be an allergy or irritation, but those are mostly local.

That's why I would say that Magnilife is safe to use.

#6 – Price (6 out of 10)

Honestly – Magnilife Cream is pretty affordable.

But that's only if you're dealing with foot pain alone.

1. The Exact Price

Now – the lowest price of Magnilife is on Amazon.

A regular jar (4 oz) only costs $14.20 and there are some further discounts upon subscription.

But more quantities are available on its website:

• One jar of 4 oz costs $19.99
• 3 jars of 4 oz cost $39.98
• One tube of 8 oz costs $29.99
• 3 tubes of 8 oz cost $59.98

Again – this cream is only made to address foot pain.

So its price is pretty good if that's your only problem.

But if you have other types of pain in other areas, you need to buy some other products for that.

Not to mention that its pain relieving effect don't last long.

Obviously, this only means that you will have to reapply it a lot of times in a day.

So don't expect one jar to last for too long.

Not to mention that applying it constantly is pretty uncomfortable.

2. Competitors’ Price

So what alternative do I suggest instead?

I would say Cool Relief, as it's my top recommended topical pain reliever:

1. Cool Relief's formula is based on CBD oil and several essential oils.
2. It's safe to use but it works faster than other products (within minutes).
3. Its pain relief also lasts a lot longer (due to its formula).
4. Magnilife contains 3 active ingredients and some herbal oils.
5. Its formula's effects don't last long and only work for foot pain.
6. Cool Relief's normal price is $50 and $40 upon subscription.
7. The lowest price of Magnilife is $14.20 and it can be bought in bundles.

At first, Cool Relief looks way more expensive than Magnilife.

But keep in mind that it's designed for all types of pain.

So you don't really need to use anything else.

That's why buying it is a much more practical choice.

Besides, its effect lasts a lot longer – so you only need to apply it very few times a day (sometimes even once).

That's why it's the product I recommend, since it's more worth it.

Conclusion

In my view, Magnilife Cream is affordable.

But that's only if you're dealing with foot pain alone.

If you're after a product for all parts of your body, you're not going to like it too much.

It's better to look for all-around pain reliever instead.

#7 – Final Conclusions

Let me share with you the summary of my thoughts on Magnilife.

1. Decent Formula

So Magnilife's formula has 3 category of ingredients:

• 3 active (homeopathic) compounds
• some essential oils
• several moisturizing compounds

If you ask me, the ingredients are pretty common for a pain relief cream.

However – I'm disappointed by its very diluted active ingredients.

That's why I don't see this cream as being very potent and long-lasting.

Also, it acts more like a moisturizing lotion..

2. Not Really Versatile

Obviously – Magnilife focuses only on one area.

It's only designed to relieve foot pain – such as burning sensations and itching.

So you can't really find it useful for pain in other parts of your body.

It's not me saying this, it's its previous users.

If you're still spending some money – why not go for a cream that relieves pain in all areas?

So better choose a more versatile pain relief product.

3. Pretty Affordable

Now – Magnilife Cream is not expensive.

The lowest price of one jar is $14.20.

You can find it a very good deal if you're only dealing with foot pain.

But in order to get a constant effect, you need to reapply it very often (it's pretty weak).

Also – you need to buy other products if you have pain in other areas.

So you will probably end up spending a lot more overall.

My Verdict – Worth It Or Not?

Short answer: Not at all – I'm not a big fan of this cream under any circumstances:

1. Based on a very diluted (homeopathic) formula
2. You need to reapply it several times a day
3. Pretty weak for intense foot pain
4. Its pain relieving effect lasts less than in other creams
5. Only focuses on foot pain
6. Better as a moisturizing lotion than as a pain reliever

In my opinion, Magnilife is not a bad product.

It has its own good points and a couple of satisfied users.

But it's mostly helpful if you're dealing with foot pain.

So if that's your only problem – its price could be worth it.

However – if you're dealing with pain in other areas (or intense foot pain), I don't recommend it.

It's most likely not going to work.

What product do I suggest instead?

It's called Cool Relief and it's my top recommended topical pain reliever:

• Probably the best in terms of relieving all sorts of body pain
• Very potent but still well-tolerated
• A lot of people swear by its effects
• Its pain relief lasts longer than in other creams

Again – Cool Relief is not only made for foot pain.

You can also use it in any parts of your body – even for muscles and joints.

So it's safe to say that its price is worth it.

Also, you don't need a lot of product and that makes a bottle last longer.

I'm definitely a big fan of this cream, because its amazing effect speaks for itself.

References:

1 – https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/-34885727/

2 – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/-PMC5487425/

3 – https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/-20171409/

4 – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/-PMC4976416/

5 – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/-PMC4178917/

6 – https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/-23853660/

7 – https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/-PMC5849435/