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Why You’ll ❤️ It

Tired of weary joints and muscles?

Tired of using harsh pain pills to get through your day?

Try Happy Body’s Hot Cream, a premium, small-batch formulated, highly effective, pain-melting muscle & joint butter.

• Clinically designed to provide you ultra-high levels of 3 powerful anti-pain & anti-inflammation compounds: MSM, Turmeric & Arnica.
• A silky, gentle warming muscle butter that promotes real relief & comfort in just minutes
• Hot Cream doesn’t depend on high doses of menthol, like creams such as Biofreeze™ or Bengay™. which basically just numb skin…
• Instead, our powerful muscle butter provides compounds that actively resolve root drivers of pain in just minutes.
• Has a pleasant, mild, minty, earthy scent, that can be used anywhere, anytime.
• Even though it’s a rich buttery texture, Hot cream is 100% non-greasy, non-staining, and rubs in fast.
•  Because it is natural, and uber-high quality, you can as much as needed, when needed!

Stop Depending On Pills Alone

Give Your Body Another Option

Bottom line, if you’re dealing with pain, depending on pills alone comes with serious, real risks.

Try an all natural, complimentary option, that’s highly effective, works in minutes, and can be used as many times as day as needed.

Rated 5 Stars By 7 out of every 10 rate people for a reason – it works!

Happy Body is all about premium quality & 🙌 true belief in what we make.

It’s why we back every unit we make with an unconditional, 100% satisfaction guarantee, that insures if you don’t love it, you can get 100% of your money back for up to 90 days from your order date. Simple & hassle-free, just like it should be.

Hot Cream –

Features & Benefits

Built By Nature, Backed By Science

† Note: Statements or opinions about products and health conditions have not been evaluated by the US Food and Drug Administration or Health Canada. Products and information stated herein are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition. If you have any concerns about your health or are wanting to try any new supplement you should always consult with your doctor first.

Other Creams Just Don’t Compare…

Hot Cream, warming muscle & joint butter is vastly different than mass-market, store-bought pain creams and ointments.

Why?

It doesn’t mask pain or numb skin by just using high levels of chemical based menthol, which also dries out skin, and has a harsh smell.

Doesn’t use cheap, artificial ingredients.

Is made with certified, pure, market-leading levels of MSM, Turmeric Extract and Arnica.

Uses an ultra-premium, 100% paraben-free cream base & that’s fortified with luxurious Argan oil, Emu oil, Rosemary oil & pure Aloe.

All of our MSM is batch tested & lab verified for purity, quality & is also tested for heavy metals & VOC’s.

Unbeatable Value

Hot Cream provides 2x more than other premium pain creams.

Get amazing quality, & superior results at 1/2 the price per oz. as most other premium pain creams.

The Happy Body Difference

• We serve over 200,000 customers in the USA and Canada.
• We focus on MSM specialty products that support people dealing with pain conditions, and seeking better health and wellness.
• We focus on pure, premium products, made in small batches and rigorously tested.
• All of our products are highly rated with a current avg. rating of 4.6/5 Stars
• Every batch is made to exacting standards in an ISO certified, FDA registered facility.
• We use full FDA/USP testing methods conducted by one of the US’s largest, most reputable, FDA certified testing laboratories.

Bottom line: Happy Body is made for people that demand high-performance, and certified quality.

Satisfaction Is Always Guaranteed!

If you don’t absolutely love our Muscle & Joint Butter, we’ll refund you 100% of your purchase price, up to 90 days after purchase. On the spot, no questions asked.

Hot Cream Reviews

All customer reviews are collected by SiteJabber, a Google approved, fully independent review collection service that verifies all reviews are from actual humans who have actually purchased & used our products.

Just remember, reviews are not a replacement for medical advice.

*Customer reviews are from verified customer purchases. Reviews and feedback are consumer’s personal experiences. These are for informational purposes and should NOT ever be used as a replacement for medical advice or as a basis for self-diagnoses. Results will vary.

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