TOPICAL PEA RELIEF

Nerve comfort,

applied topically.

Palmitoylethanolamide applied where it hurts. PEA works through the body's own endocannabinoid-adjacent pathways to quiet overactive inflammatory signaling — targeted support for muscles, joints, and sensitive nerves.

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PROFESSIONAL GRADE · 90 PUMPS · PEA · TOPICAL DELIVERY

PEA Soothe Support Topical bottle
DELIVERY
4 applications per day max

Targeted, not systemic.

A pump-metered topical that puts PEA exactly where the discomfort lives. Skip the first-pass metabolism of oral dosing and work directly with the tissue that needs support.

PATHWAY
300 + studies on PEA

Endogenous, not exogenous.

PEA is a fatty-acid amide your body already makes. Supplemental PEA supports the same resolution pathway that tempers inflammation and calms peripheral nerve sensitivity — without opioid or NSAID chemistry.

DAILY USE
90 metered pumps per bottle

Consistent, clinician-guided dosing.

Apply to the affected area up to four times a day. Predictable pump dosing makes it easy for practitioners to fold into a layered protocol for chronic musculoskeletal or neuropathic complaints.

MAY BENEFIT

Local relief,
upstream chemistry.

01
Muscle & joint discomfort
Topical PEA supports the resolution of inflammatory signaling in connective tissue and myofascial layers.
02
Peripheral nerve sensitivity
PEA modulates mast-cell and glial activity that drive heightened nerve firing in sensitive patients.
03
Recovery after exertion
Apply post-workout or post-flare to support the body's normal resolution response to tissue stress.
04
Skin comfort
A non-greasy topical base makes this appropriate for reactive skin where oral options are not tolerated.
05
Practitioner-guided protocols
Metered pumps allow clean titration when layered with oral PEA or other soothing support.
06
Drug-free pain support
No opioids, no NSAIDs — just a fatty-acid amide working through the body's own lipid signaling.

Formula

PEA delivered topically, right where it matters.

KEY INGREDIENTS

Water
Simmondsia Chinensis Oil
Vitellaria Paradoxa Butter
Aloe Vera
Palmitoylethanolamide
PEA
Boswellia Serrata Resin
Commiphora Myrrha
Myrrh
Stearyl Alcohol
Stearic Acid
Polysorbate 60
Ascorbic Acid

OTHER INGREDIENTS

DIRECTIONS

Adults: Apply to the skin on the affected area up to four times per day or as directed by a healthcare professional. For children, consult with a healthcare provider before use.

MAY BENEFIT:
Inflammation
Immune System
Bone & Joint Health

Questions

Frequently asked.

How is topical PEA different from oral PEA?
Topical delivery concentrates PEA in the tissue directly under the skin — muscles, joints, superficial nerves — rather than routing it through digestion and systemic circulation. Many practitioners use topical and oral PEA together: oral for whole-body support, topical for a specific painful area. Both engage the same resolution pathway.
How often can I apply it?
Up to four times per day on the affected area, or as directed by your healthcare practitioner. Because PEA is not a stimulant or a numbing agent, there is no rapid tolerance buildup — it supports the underlying inflammatory chemistry rather than masking the signal.
Is this safe to use on children?
Consult a healthcare provider before use on children. PEA is well-tolerated, but pediatric application should be guided by a practitioner who can match dose and frequency to the child's size and condition.
Can I combine it with other topicals or oral PEA?
Yes — PEA is commonly layered with oral PEA, magnesium, and other soothing protocols. Space topical applications from other creams so each has time to absorb. Work with your practitioner if you are running a comprehensive nerve or musculoskeletal protocol.
How long before I notice a difference?
PEA works cumulatively through the body's resolution pathways rather than as an acute analgesic. Many people notice a shift within the first 1–2 weeks of consistent use, with steadier results as it layers into the tissue. Give it a fair trial before judging.
Is it safe during pregnancy or while breastfeeding?
Consult your healthcare practitioner before use if you are pregnant, lactating, or managing a specific medical condition. Topical absorption is limited but not zero, so professional oversight is appropriate during pregnancy.

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