Hampa Period Cramps Relief Roll-On – 10ml

₹450.00

Pill-Free, Natural Cramp Relief | Fast-Acting Ayurvedic Roll-On for Menstrual & Abdominal Pain | Cooling, Non-Sticky Comfort with Vijaya & Essential Oils | Travel-Friendly

• Pill-free solution for cramps and discomfort
• Relieves menstrual and abdominal pain naturally
• Eases bloating, back pain, and muscle tension
• Calms PMS mood swings and stress
• Fast-absorbing, non-greasy roll-on for relief anytime

Hampa Period Cramps Relief Roll-On – 10ml

Pill-Free, Natural Cramp Relief | Fast-Acting Ayurvedic Roll-On for Menstrual & Abdominal Pain | Cooling, Non-Sticky Comfort with Vijaya & Essential Oils | Travel-Friendly

Product Highlights

• Pill-Free Pain Relief – A safe and natural alternative to medication for cramps and PMS
• Fast-Acting Formula – Provides instant comfort with cooling action
• Cramp Relief & Menstrual Support – Targets abdominal pain, lower back tension, and muscle soreness during periods
• Balances Hormones Naturally – Ayurvedic herbs like fennel and chamomile help ease PMS symptoms and promote hormonal harmony
• Mood-Soothing Oils – Helps reduce anxiety and irritability
• Non-Sticky Texture – Light, smooth feel with no residue
• Perfect for Travel – Discreet, compact, and easy to carry
• 100% Ayurvedic – Clean and natural with zero chemical nasties

Why this works?

Formulated for Yoni Vyapad (gynecological disorders) linked to Vata-Kapha imbalance, Vijaya provides Vedanasthapana (pain modulation) and Shoolahara (cramp relief). Hemp seed oil adds Sneha karma (nourishment) to relax abdominal muscles, while Ajwain, Ginger, Black Pepper, and Castor Oil deliver warming Ushna-Tikshna actions to ease spasms and unblock Apana Vata.

Classical References

Raj Nighantu: Vijaya for Yonishoola (menstrual cramps) in warm oil use
Bhavaprakasha Nighantu: Cannabis cited for uterine and reproductive spasmodic pain
Charaka Samhita: Notes analgesic effects of cannabis in Vata-aggravated lower abdominal pain

Clinical Studies

Bedrocan Intl. Survey (2020): Cannabis reported effective in dysmenorrhea-related cramp relief.
Sinclair J. et al., Drugs (2023): Cannabinoids beneficial in gynecological pain management. Link
De Petrocellis et al., PNAS (2001): CB1 receptors shown to modulate uterine contractions and pain signaling. Link

How To Use

Roll directly onto the lower abdomen, back, or any cramping area. Massage gently until absorbed. Use at the onset of cramps and reapply as needed throughout the day.

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