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Perozin® er en blid, behagelig creme lavet af naturlige ingredienser, der er designet til mennesker med smerter i muskler og led. Perozin® bliver brugt til hurtig, effektiv og vedvarende smertelindring. Køb på www.perozin.dk
Navervej 28E, 4000, Roskilde, Denmark
this cream is the best i've used to relieve pain in my joints and muscles, especially my knee, after having multiple surgeries and all the recovery involved.
the cream gets absorbed quickly and the relief is fast, i use it especially when i do a lot of physiotherapy or if i hurt myself
Not good enough considering the price,
It's more a 150-200sek experience.
This cream is non greasy and easy to use. It has a lovely cooling effect on joints and sore muscles. And the delivery time is quick too. Definitely will be a stable in my medicine chest.
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