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Corporate Info: Rubber Arm, Inc.’s headquarters is located in Madison Heights, VA. Our FDA approved and regulated manufacturing facility is located in South Texas. We have a full service fulfillment center in Lynchburg, VA, that packages and ships Rubber Arm Muscle Rub all over the United States.
Rubber Arm Muscle Rub is a registered trademark of Rubber Arm, Inc. and we have submitted our patent information and currently in patent pending status. Rubber Arm, Inc. understands the need for local and national sponsors. We will dedicate 10% of our profits to local and national vendor sponsorships throughout the United States. If your organization has an upcoming event with vendor sponsorships/booths/tables available please contact us with all of the details. Helping organizations provide outreach programs for children and adults, so they can participate in athletics and stay active, is an important mission for all of us at Rubber Arm, Inc.
“Developed for Athletes by an Athlete”
Rubber Arm Muscle Rub Available in 3 sizes:
- 3 oz. Fast Absorbing Cream
- 35.9 oz. Institutional Size Pump
- 3 oz. No Mess Roll-on
“Developed for Athletes by an Athlete”
Indications:
For the temporary relief of minor aches and pains of muscles and joints associated with backache, arthritis, muscle strains, bruises, sprains, and cramps.
Application:
Rubber Arm Muscle Rub is easily applied with a roll on applicator or it can be massaged directly into the muscle or joint by hand with our fast absorbing cream.
The Goal:
Rubber Arm Muscle Rub was developed to help athletes and everyday people recuperate faster from the aches and pains associated with physical activity. The goal is to get people “back in the game” as quickly as possible by reducing muscle and joint discomfort.
Rubber Arm Muscle Rub can be ordered on line at
myrubberarm.com or by calling 1-888-245-1161. Volume
discounts are available if you speak with a sales
representative.
MyRubberArm.com
1-888-245-1161
Developer Bio
Rubber Arm Muscle Rub was developed by a former professional baseball player who has been working in the Biopharmaceutical Industry for the past 15 years. enny Wentz played high school football and baseball at Halifax County Senior High School where he was the starting quarterback and infielder/pitcher for the Blue Comets. After high school, Lenny was offered a baseball scholarship to Virginia Tech where he played from 1986 to 1990. In 1990, Lenny signed with the Cincinnati Reds and played in their organization until he was traded to the San Diego Padres in 1993. Shortly after that trade, Lenny suffered a career ending shoulder injury. He then became a high school teacher and head baseball coach at Amherst County High School. After teaching and coaching for 4 years, Lenny was offered a biopharmaceutical sales position. Lenny suffered a snow skiing accident in 1998 which tore the labrum muscle in his right hip. For years, Lenny
dealt with severe pain which limited his physical activity. Before the injury he was an avid runner, weight
lifter, and golfer. He could no longer enjoy these activities because of the pain they caused. In 2010, Lenny remembered an old family remedy his grandmother (who was a registered nurse) had introduced to him. In high school, he would rub the home remedy on after football and baseball games to help relieve his sore muscles. He thought that it might help with the current pain he was experiencing so he made a batch. The old home remedy worked! Because of his background in molecular and biochemistry, Lenny started looking at the ingredients and realized that with a few adjustments this muscle rub could be approved by the FDA and it could eventually help millions of people like him who suffer from muscle soreness and pain. That is how Rubber Arm Muscle Rub and Rubber Arm, Inc. began.
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Rubber Arm Muscle Rub Ingredients:
Methyl Salicylate:
A topical analgesic that is similar to aspirin. Considered a pain killer and mild muscle relaxer, it increases blood circulation which brings in oxygen and nutrients. It causes a deep heating or warming sensation to the area where it is applied.
Menthol:
A topical analgesic which opens the pores and enhances the effectiveness of methyl salicylate. Also blocks neuropathic pain signals and gives a cooling effect to the skin.
Sodium Hyaluronate:
A skin moisturizer that creates a protective surface layer while helping to improve elasticity and tone.
Glycerin:
A skin moisturizer that prevents dryness and shores up the skin’s own natural protection.
Isopropyl Alcohol:
A rubbing compound that helps cool and sooth the skin while removing impurities.
Carbomer:
Thickening agent.
Sodium Hydroxide:
pH buffer.
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