HeadOn - Apply Directly to Forehead Tension Headache Relief .2 oz (5.67 g)

bought packs of this and it does work---do not use it any where near your eyes like on the lower forehead since is has menthol in it and can and will burn your eyes but it works!!

I had used HeadOn before and wanted some more. The deal was great here and I got five of them. I'd say about 95% of my nasty headaches are gone within a few minutes. I love the stuff as it saves me using up to six aspirin at a time (causes bruising and one could bleed). Thank you so very much. Lindsay

I like the headon for migrains better but bought this one because it was cheaper, I only wish they wouldn't charge so much for this product.

Both tubes of head on were left crystals on my forehead when I had finished applying them. I've used this product many times before and never had to take a tissue and wipe the leftover crystals off my fore head.

I use this product for my frequent headaches. It is extremly helpful and works fast.I recommend this product to all custermers that have headaches as i do.

I don' t know why this product was discontinued? It provides some temporary relief for my migraines before the medications kick in.

I had been told about Headon from a friend of mine who has bad headaches and told me it might help my migraines I tried Headon and it worked. Thank you!

Taken from Wikipedia entry on HeadOn: The original homeopathic formula was purportedly developed at the Herpolscheimer clinic in Graz, Austria. It was originally distributed by Miralus Healthcare. As of September 2008, there are two versions of HeadOn available in stores: "Extra Strength" and "Migraine". Chemical analysis of the Migraine formulation has shown that the product consists almost entirely of wax. The three "active ingredients" are iris versicolor 12× (a toxic flower), white bryony 12× (a type of toxic vine), and potassium dichromate 6× (a known carcinogen). The "×" notation indicates that the three chemicals have been diluted to 1 part per trillion, 1 part per trillion, and 1 part per million respectively. This amount of dilution is so great that the product has been described as a placebo; with skeptic James Randi calling it a "major medical swindle". The formula for the Extra Strength version of the product is the same as the Migraine except that it excludes the iris versicolor. Seymour Diamond, director of the Diamond Headache Clinic in Chicago and the inpatient headache unit at St. Joseph Hospital, was quoted as saying "I see nothing in this product that has any validity whatsoever." Consumer Reports states that no clinical-trial data involving HeadOn have been presented, and that "any apparent efficacy may be the result of the placebo effect." Correspondence was published with a statement from HeadOn Customer Service that "It works through the nerves."