MagnesiumFreeze is listed at $49.99 for one jar, $39.99 per jar for three jars, and $29.99 per jar for six jars. The maker says each jar is a 30-day supply when used on one or two areas, and it offers a 180-day refund window.
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What does MagnesiumFreeze cost?
Prices shown below are as of October 8, 2026. Check the checkout for today’s price, tax, and any offer that may apply to your order.
| Package | Maker’s listed price | Shipping shown by maker |
|---|---|---|
| 1 jar | $49.99 | $9.99 on the MagnesiumFreeze page |
| 3 jars | $39.99 per jar $119.97 total |
Free shipping |
| 6 jars | $29.99 per jar $179.94 total |
Free shipping |
The seller’s general shipping policy instead lists $6.95 for a one-bottle package and free shipping on three- or six-bottle packages. Because the one-jar shipping amount differs between its pages, check the final checkout total before you pay.
If you saw a lower price in an ad or sales video, the seller says promotional pricing may have expired and asks customers to contact support about a specific offer.
Where can you get a deal, and is it sold at Walmart?
The listed bundle price drops as you buy more jars. The seller also lists free shipping on orders of three or more jars. For a current offer, use the product checkout or call support at (888) 811-1186 before placing an order.
We would not assume a listing at Walmart is the same offer, package, or refund arrangement. If you find MagnesiumFreeze in a store or marketplace, compare the seller name, jar count, total price, shipping, and return instructions with the maker’s checkout. For another practical store-and-look-alike checklist, see MotionPrimeX stores.
How does the 180-day refund work?
The seller says you have 180 days from receiving your order to request a return or refund. Its return page says to contact support with your reason for return and order number, and to keep your receipt or proof of purchase. It also says an item should be in the same condition and original packaging for a return, while stating that you may request a refund if the product was not received or did not work for you.
The seller’s terms page describes a full refund when you contact support within 180 days of purchase and says refunds are processed within 5–10 business days. Its return policy measures the 180 days from receiving the order. Ask support which date applies to your order, and save the reply with your order record.
Use this refund checklist
- Write down your order number and delivery date.
- Keep the jar, packaging, receipt, and any shipping emails.
- Email Peak Health support or call (888) 811-1186.
- Ask whether you need to return the jar, where to send it, and whether return shipping is deducted.
- Ask for written confirmation of the refund amount and expected timing.
For a similar step-by-step way to keep billing and return notes together, see NeuroLift billing help.
How do you use MagnesiumFreeze?
The maker directs you to apply a quarter-sized amount to the area, rub it in with circular motions for 30–60 seconds, and use it two or three times a day. It calls one jar a 30-day supply when used on one or two areas.
The product page lists magnesium chloride, niacinamide, vitamin B6, arnica montana, boswellia, menthol, camphor, peppermint oil, tea tree oil, vitamin E, shea butter, and aloe vera. You can see the ingredient discussion and amounts page at MagnesiumFreeze ingredients.
What should you check for safety at home?
The maker markets MagnesiumFreeze for nerve, muscle, and joint discomfort. Its listed ingredients include menthol, camphor, peppermint oil, tea tree oil, and other topical ingredients. Put the label beside your current pills and supplements, then ask a pharmacist about anything you already use or any ingredient you have reacted to before.
For foot nerve pain, keep a short log today: note where the feeling is, when it starts, what it feels like, whether there is numbness or confusion, what pills or supplements you took, and whether pain affects walking or falls. Bring that log to a pharmacist or care visit. New or worsening numbness, weakness, balance trouble, falls, or confusion needs a provider soon.
The FDA explains that it regulates cosmetic and drug products differently, which is one reason it helps to read the package directions and ingredient list before using a topical product. For more caregiver-focused questions about this product, read MagnesiumFreeze caregiver safety.
Before you order
- Confirm the exact jar count, total charge, tax, and shipping at checkout.
- Ask whether your order is one-time or part of a subscription, and how to cancel if needed.
- Keep the support number, order number, and delivery confirmation.
- Check the label with a pharmacist if you take pills or supplements, or have questions about the listed topical ingredients.
- Use the maker’s directions and keep the product where it will not add to clutter or falls at home.
By MercyAssistedCare.org Editorial Team