December 22, 2004
Product Review: Tiger Balm
One reason I am able to move this morning is Tiger Balm. To my mind, it is better than any other rub and one I save for really bad jobs. Part of this is that it is powerful, the other is the odor: People will know you are wearing it. You can find it at most good Oriental groceries and even at some pharmacies. Warning: activation is delayed and do NOT massage with it. For sore muscles and the like, it is very, very good.
LW
Posted by wolf1 at December 22, 2004 02:52 PM | TrackBackroger that. I first heard about it from a retired SF'er who has a Thai wife. He told me she swore by Tiger Balm, that it could help damn near anything. So I bought some. I used it heavily when I sprained my ankle and should have went to the doctor but didn't. It's some good stuff, that's for sure.
Jennifer Martinez sends
Posted by: Jennifer Martinez at December 22, 2004 03:45 PMI LOVE that stuff!!! It's the best.......
Glad to hear you had some!!
Posted by: Tammi at December 22, 2004 06:52 PMThere is a regular and Extra-Strong Tiger Balm...it can be painful if you confuse the two!
Also, the gardens in Singapore are supposedly the closest thing Asia has to American 1950's roadside religious kitsch...
Posted by: Chap at December 23, 2004 07:01 AMChap, you are so right on that. I used to have a jar of the extra, not sure where it is right now. That stuff can be "interesting" to put it mildly.
Posted by: Laughing Wolf at December 24, 2004 12:43 PMComments are Closed.
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