Where the Spray Actually Makes a Difference

For areas that are harder to reach—and easier to ignore

Some areas are just harder to deal with

Your back.

Your shoulders.

The bottom of your feet.

Not necessarily worse—

just harder to reach…

harder to apply anything to…

and easy to put off because of it.

Older man sitting on the bed, applying Outback Oil Spray to his foot.

Nothing worked—this finally helped

"I bought everything I could find when I first got nerve pain in my feet. I went through about 30 cans of Aloecaine and Lidocaine sprays, and they did nothing. I'm on my 2nd can of this stuff. It lasts about a month per can. You don't need much. I rub it into my feet with a rubber glove, them massage lotion into my feet, and it relieves the nerve pain and warms my feet for several hours. I finally can sleep for longer than an hour at a time."

— Jacob W., Verified Customer

Helps me sleep through the night

"Usually I ignore things I see advertised, but I decided to try this—and it worked better than anything topical I’ve used for pain. I use it before bed on my hips, where the pain used to keep me awake. With this, the pain is gone and I can sleep. It works most of the night, and if I wake up, I just reapply it. For larger or harder-to-reach areas like my feet, I use the spray. I really love the stuff."

— Susanne H.,Verified Amazon Customer

Middle-aged woman sleeping in bed, Outback Oil Spray on her nightstand.

EASY TO USE

"This is easy to apply and reduces foot and muscle pain quickly. Give it a shot."

— Emmanuel Z.

"It actually works. After 2 weeks, I felt no discomfort at night. Easy to apply. Soothing to the feet. Great product."

— Joan H.

"Love this new spray can, two squirts in palm rub on feet then socks! Wonderful! A roll-on by the bed to stop that burning feet so you can get to sleep! The big pump bottle is also great."

— Darold T.

FEET & NEUROPATHY

"It calms the burning, tingling sensations in my feet and legs."

— Bradford R.

"To find some pain relief for peripheral neuropathy pain, I suggest the Outback Oil Spray in comparison to the Roll-On as it took some work to get the ball rolling. Using the spray as directed will help defray the initial cost of the product. I used my first can for over a month before ordering again. I use it on my feet, ankles and legs, up to above my knees. Now ordering with my subscribe and save."

— Robert M.

"This product helped stop my burning feet. I highly recommend it."

— Christiana M.

KNEES & MOVEMENT

"I use the spray on my knees, and it does help me move better. I have used Outback for several years. I highly think if you have pain, try it. It's always worked for me."

— Ed D.

“It does give immediate relief, I use it for mainly knee pain.”

— Moorefield V.

"Love this product. I've ordered before and used it after knee surgery."

— John B.

SLEEP & OVERALL RESULTS

"I love the Outback Oil Spray better than the Roll-On. It covers more area on my knees. However, I do use all products they are a BIG RELIEF, but tend to stay by the Oil Spray. Thank you Outback."

— Cheryl C.

"It works! I use it almost everyday for my legs and toes. Helps me sleep. Best thing I ever bought."

— Marianne I.

"It's the best product I've ever had! Helps me so much with the sciatica in my legs! Not sure what I would do without it so please don't stop making it! Thank you so much! I finally got a subscription so I won't be without it."

— Nathaniel W.

Same Outback Oil. Different kind of convenience.

People already know Outback Oil for the relief it provides.

The spray is simply a different way to use it—

especially for areas that are harder to deal with.

And because it covers more surface area,

many people find it lasts longer than expected.

(One spray bottle is roughly equivalent to multiple roll-ons.)

What do you think?

See why people are using the spray on their back, shoulders, feet, and knees.