Active 10
Active 10 Combo Pack: 4 oz Tube + 3 oz Roll-On
Active 10 Combo Pack: 4 oz Tube + 3 oz Roll-On
- One for home, one for the bag
- Save $6 vs. buying separately · ships free
- Menthol, capsaicin & magnesium · Made in the USA
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One 4 oz tube for home and one 3 oz roll-on for your bag, for $44.95. Bought separately they're $51, so you save about $6. This is the setup I'd give any player who asks me what to buy.
Uses: for the temporary relief of minor aches and pains of muscles and joints associated with simple backache, arthritis, strains, bruises and sprains.
- 4 oz tube. A non-greasy cream you massage in. Good for bigger areas like your lower back, quads or calves.
- 3 oz roll-on. No mess, clean hands, and you can reach your own back and shoulders. Carry-on size.
- Same formula in both. Menthol, capsaicin and magnesium. Cool, then warm.
- Made in the USA.
Why two?
Soreness doesn't wait until you get home. The roll-on lives in your tennis, pickleball or golf bag, or your carry-on, for between matches or after a long drive. The tube stays home for after a shower and before bed, when you want to really work it in. Couples split them too: one each.
How to use them
Tube: rub a thin layer into the sore spot until it disappears. Roll-on: roll a thin layer over the area, with no need to rub it in. Follow the directions and warnings on each label.
Questions we get a lot
Is the formula different between the two?
No. Same cream, two ways to put it on.
What does it feel like?
It goes on cool from the menthol, then you feel a gentle warmth from the capsaicin. That's normal.
What shouldn't I do?
Don't use it on wounds or irritated skin, don't wrap the area tightly, and don't use it with a heating pad. Wash your hands after applying it. Stop and ask a doctor if things get worse or last more than 7 days.
Goes well with
Already know you'll use it every day? The 8 oz pump is our best value per ounce. For tips, try the 5-minute post-match routine or see our pickleball page.
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For external use only. Read the product label for Drug Facts, directions and warnings before use.
Common questions
What is in the combo?
One 4 oz tube and one 3 oz roll-on: the tube for home and the roll-on for your bag.
What are the active ingredients?
Menthol, capsaicin and magnesium.
What is it for?
For the temporary relief of minor aches and pains of muscles and joints associated with simple backache, arthritis, strains, bruises and sprains.
How does it feel?
It goes on cool, then warms. It rubs in clean and is not greasy.
How do I use it?
Rub a thin layer into the sore area. Most players use it after they play and again before bed. Follow the Drug Facts directions on the label.
Any warnings?
For external use only. Do not use on wounds or damaged or irritated skin, do not bandage tightly, and do not use with a heating pad. Avoid the eyes. Stop use and ask a doctor if the condition worsens or symptoms last more than 7 days.
Who makes it?
Active Formulations, founded by tennis pro Darrin Cohen. Made in the USA.
Shipping?
Free US shipping on orders of $30 or more.
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