I'm at a point now where I would buy any somedays product based solely on the description without so much as a fleeting thought regarding the value/effectiveness. I received a PMDD diagnosis late last year which has helped me take pain management steps with a little more intention (instead of just abusing Motrin on the days-of and hoping for the best -- spoiler alert; 'hoping for the best' almost always resulted in extreme cramps, vomiting and fainting). The cramp cream is a lifesaver -- even before my diagnosis, I had a small jar that I would use sparingly on my very worst days when pain relievers and heating pads couldn't make enough of a difference. I recently upgraded to the large bottle and have taken to just slathering it on guilt-free whenever it is needed. It's worth every penny. The effects are immediate; the cream leaves a relieving sensation of heat. It's most effective when you can place a heating pad on afterward, but I often work outdoors and I've taken to keeping some in my car on period days so that I can reapply it on my breaks -- even without the added assistance of the heating pad, it goes a long way to getting me through those first couple days when my body is having none of it. I love that the somedays marketing is designed to remind me of my worth. To remind me that spending money on the things that genuinely make me feel better is not unreasonable or cause for guilt. I've slowly extended my somedays purchase collection to include the cramp cream, raspberry tea, heating pad, After Flow oil, dry brush, and affirmation cards; I use them all. I've also found that the After Flow oil provides off-label relief for itchy mosquito bites! In a financial pinch, I would absolutely prioritize the cramp cream, but there are no bad somedays products as far as my experience goes.