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11 questions from our users

Syahril S.

Syahril S.asked

Night Cramps

Can i take for cold feet, I have bad blood circulation



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Crampeze
Customer ServiceCrampeze

Crampeze Night Cramp Capsules contain Ginkgo Biloba to support blood circulation to the peripheral areas of the body (legs, hands & feet). For more details: https://crampeze.com.au/products/crampeze-night-cramps/

katherine p.

katherine p.asked

Night Cramps

Is it better to take Crampeze on an empty stomach or with food

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Crampeze
Customer ServiceCrampeze

Crampeze supplements are not specifically required to be taken with food or on an empty stomach. What is important is to follow the direction on the time interval which is why we recommend morning and night.

Veronica

Veronicaasked

Night Cramps

I experience severe calf cramps when stretching, especially on waking if I don't remember to tense my foot upwards during the stretch Would Crampeze/forte help avoid this?



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Crampeze
Customer ServiceCrampeze

Hi Veronica,
Apologies for the delay in responding. Crampeze has been specifically formulated for muscle cramps and spasms so yes, it should help with calf cramps upon waking. Crampeze night cramps capsules are ideal for long term use whilst Crampeze Night Cramps Forte tablets are suggested for starting treatment or for intermittent cramps. You could begin with Forte and move over to the capsules. As with all medications, this is general advise and we do recommend that you consult with a healthcare professional for your own circumstances.

DeeDee

DeeDeeasked

Night Cramps Forte

I am a first time user. My cramps have got worse over the last two weeks. Should I start with the regular night cramps capsules or go to the forte straight away? thanks

1 answer
Crampeze
Customer ServiceCrampeze

Hi DeeDee,
Sorry to hear that you are battling with cramps.
As a general rule, we recommend that for a sudden onset of cramps, and as an initial user, you begin with the Forte tablets and if you are continuing on long term, you switch over to the night cramps capsules.
As always though, it is best to seek advise from a health professional.

Tara K.

Tara K.asked

Night Cramps

Is it bad that I'm taking 6 capsules a day of crampeze..??



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Crampeze
Customer ServiceCrampeze

Hi Tara,
Confirming that you are taking Crampeze Night Cramp Capsules (as opposed to Crampeze Night Cramp Forte Tablets).
Please follow the directions for use and dosage as per the packaging:
Take 2 capsules twice daily with water for first 4 weeks.
Thereafter dosage may be reduced if desired to 1 capsule twice daily for general Magnesium and Vitamin B6 supplementation.
Dosage to be taken in the morning and 30 minutes before retiring at night.

Jessica R.

Jessica R.asked

Night Cramps

When would I take Crampeze to avoid the leg cramps during the night, how often would I have to take it and for how long? Thank you

1 answer
Crampeze
Customer ServiceCrampeze

Hi,
The dosage for Crampeze Night Cramps is as follows:
Take 2 capsules twice daily with water for the first 4 weeks.
Thereafter dosage may be reduced if desired to 1 capsule twice daily for general Magnesium and Vitamin B6 supplementation.
Dosage to be taken in the morning and 30 minutes before retiring at night.
More details available here: https://crampeze.com.au/products/crampeze-night-cramps/
The dosage for Crampeze Night Cramps FORTE is as follows:
Take 1 tablet twice daily with water. Note Crampeze Night Cramps FORTE is not suitable for use while pregnant.
More details: https://crampeze.com.au/products/crampeze-night-cramps-forte/

ron and audrey s.

ron and audrey s.asked

Night Cramps

my problem is like an electric currrent runs down, only one leg and my foot then jerks upward slightly. Some nights this happens but not every night It makes it hard to sleep when it comes on in the night.

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Crampeze
Customer ServiceCrampeze

Hi Ron and Audrey S,
Apologies for the delay in responding to your question. It sounds as if you problem may be nerve related and in this case, Crampeze would not be the right solution. We would suggest you consult a health professional for advise on your individual circumstance.

thank you

Queenie W.

Queenie W.asked

Night Cramps

which is better and effective for night leg muscle cramps.... forte or cream

1 answer
Crampeze
Customer ServiceCrampeze

Hi Queenie,
The Gel (cream) is for temporary relief.
For ongoing symptoms, you should be looking at either the night cramps or night cramps forte.
Night cramps is for chronic sufferers with circulation benefit while Forte is for intermittent sufferers with a stronger anti-spasmodic effect.
Please chat with a health professional in regards to which product would be better suited to your individual circumstance.

Arizona

Arizonaasked

Night Cramps

Can cramped tabs cause constipation

1 answer
Crampeze
Customer ServiceCrampeze

Hi Arizona,
Apologies for the delay in answering your question. This must have been missed during our holiday closure period.
No, the tablets should not cause constipation. Excessive use, could, if anything, have a laxative effect.

Sharon F

Sharon Fasked

Night Cramps

is crampeze good for tired aching legs? i don't actually get cramps but my legs ache everyday think i have rsl.

3 answers
Deb
Deb

Hi Sharon F, I don’t get cramps either but have found Crampeze to help with restless legs at night. I take it twice daily and have found my legs are not sore to touch anymore. I am on my feet all day at work so this is great for me, hope you get relief from using Crampeze too.

TigerSpirit
TigerSpirit

It should be. I have restless legs, and since taking crampeze, my legs have settled heaps... I think it's the magnesium in it that helps.

Crampeze
Customer ServiceCrampeze

Hi Sharon,
Apologies for the delay in replying.
Crampeze is not indication for tired aching legs however, anecdotal evidence suggest that it may work.
Thank you Deb and TigerSpirit for sharing your experiences.

Annebelle B

Annebelle Basked

Night Cramps

Very helpful. Any side effects?

1 answer
Crampeze
Customer ServiceCrampeze

Hi Annabelle, Apologies for the delay in responding. All you need to be aware of is that magnesium may cause laxation to some individuals.

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