NightThaw Tart Cherry Extract capsules, 3,600 mg equivalent per serving, 60 capsules
NightThaw Tart Cherry Extract capsules, 3,600 mg equivalent per serving, 60 capsules
NightThaw Tart Cherry Extract capsules, 3,600 mg equivalent per serving, 60 capsules
NightThaw Tart Cherry Extract capsules, 3,600 mg equivalent per serving, 60 capsules
NightThaw Tart Cherry Extract capsules, 3,600 mg equivalent per serving, 60 capsules
NightThaw Tart Cherry Extract capsules, 3,600 mg equivalent per serving, 60 capsules
NightThaw Tart Cherry Extract capsules, 3,600 mg equivalent per serving, 60 capsules
NightThaw Tart Cherry Extract capsules, 3,600 mg equivalent per serving, 60 capsules
NightThaw Tart Cherry Extract capsules, 3,600 mg equivalent per serving, 60 capsules
NightThaw Tart Cherry Extract capsules, 3,600 mg equivalent per serving, 60 capsules
NightThaw Tart Cherry Extract capsules, 3,600 mg equivalent per serving, 60 capsules
NightThaw Tart Cherry Extract capsules, 3,600 mg equivalent per serving, 60 capsules
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No more frozen shoulder pain and 2.30am wake-ups – an arm that lifts and a bra you fasten yourself, without cortisone jabs or painful physio

Targets the root cause of frozen shoulder
Stops the night pain, the stiffness & the exhaustion
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NightThaw | NightThaw Tart Cherry Extract capsules, 3,600 mg equivalent per serving, 60 capsules
NightThaw | NightThaw Tart Cherry Extract capsules, 3,600 mg equivalent per serving, 60 capsules
NightThaw | NightThaw Tart Cherry Extract capsules, 3,600 mg equivalent per serving, 60 capsules
NightThaw | NightThaw Tart Cherry Extract capsules, 3,600 mg equivalent per serving, 60 capsules
NightThaw | NightThaw Tart Cherry Extract capsules, 3,600 mg equivalent per serving, 60 capsules
NightThaw | NightThaw Tart Cherry Extract capsules, 3,600 mg equivalent per serving, 60 capsules
NightThaw | NightThaw Tart Cherry Extract capsules, 3,600 mg equivalent per serving, 60 capsules
NightThaw | NightThaw Tart Cherry Extract capsules, 3,600 mg equivalent per serving, 60 capsules
NightThaw | NightThaw Tart Cherry Extract capsules, 3,600 mg equivalent per serving, 60 capsules
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Dr. Clarke
Consultant Shoulder Surgeon · 20+ years · Royal Orthopaedic Hospital
A jab wears off in weeks and physio pulls on a sore shoulder, while the swelling stays. This fixes the root cause, so you sleep through and lift your arm.
What makes it different? +

NightThaw™ is the only formula that calms the swelling inside your shoulder, while cortisone jabs wear off in weeks and physio only pulls on the joint.

At the menopause your hormones drop and the inside of your shoulder swells. NightThaw calms it, so you sleep through and get your arm back.

Ingredients +

One ingredient that calms the swelling and gives you your nights back:

Tart Cherry Extract (the strength of 3,600mg of tart cherry in every dose): its deep red colour (anthocyanins) blocks the chemicals that make the shoulder swell. Its natural melatonin, your body's own sleep chemical, deepens your sleep. So the ache settles and the nights come back.

Hormone free · Sugar free · Manufactured in the UK

How do I use it? +

Take 2 capsules with a glass of water in the evening. Swallow them whole, there is nothing to mix or measure. That's it, once a day.

How fast does it work? +

Days 1 to 3:The swelling eases and the cherry's melatonin deepens your sleep, so you wake less at night.

By day 14:The swelling is calmer. You wake once or not at all and the ache settles.

By day 21:The swelling stays down. The night pain is gone and you do your own bra and hair.

Keep going: the inside of your shoulder stays calm and you skip the years of waiting, so the results last.

Can I take it with meds? +

Yes. NightThaw™ works next to HRT, ibuprofen and co-codamol: HRT adds the hormone, painkillers dull the pain, NightThaw™ calms the swelling in your shoulder. Just tell your GP you've added it.

How does the money-back guarantee work? +

Give it 90 days. If you aren't sleeping through, dressing without help and reaching the top shelf, email [email protected] and we refund every penny. No questions, and nothing to send back.

Shipping and returns +

Every order ships from the UK within 24 hours with free tracked delivery, usually at your door in 2 to 4 working days. Not happy? Email [email protected] within 90 days for a full refund, no return needed.

It's Not An Ageing Problem. It's Joint Swelling.

Your shoulder joint moves inside a soft sleeve. For years, oestrogen kept the inside of that sleeve, the shoulder lining, calm. When oestrogen drops at the menopause, the lining swells and gets sore. That is frozen shoulder.

Here's what nobody tells you: the lining has oestrogen receptors, tiny spots that pick up the hormone, so the drop hits your shoulder. The swollen lining builds thick scar. The scar pulls the sleeve tight. Lying flat at night squeezes it, so the pain wakes you.

That's the 2.30am wake-ups, the bra you can't fasten, the arm that won't lift. One cause behind every symptom: Lining Swell. It keeps swelling until something calms it.

A cortisone jab wears off in weeks, and physio just tugs at a shrunk jumper. On HRT the hormone returns, but the swelling already there stays. You can't stop the menopause, but you can calm the swelling it leaves. Our formula calms that swollen lining.

Tart cherry blocks the chemicals that make the lining swell. It tells the lining to stop building scar. Its melatonin deepens your sleep. The sleeve loosens and the nights come back.

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Tart Cherry calms the swollen lining & stops new scar with 2 red parts (Anthocyanins, Proanthocyanidins)

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What Results Could Look Like In Less Than 30 Days

Carol W.

"I'm 56 and my shoulder seized up last February. Within weeks I couldn't do my bra, couldn't dry my hair and I was awake at 2.30am every night with it throbbing. The GP said its my age and to wait. Physio left me in tears and the cortisone jab wore off after a few weeks. My daughter found these. About 12 days in I realised I'd slept till 6. By week three I got a mug off the top shelf and she said 'Mum, you just did that yourself.' I cried a bit, honestly."

Lorraine H.

Lorraine H.

Ok I'll share mine because I was the biggest sceptic going. I'd done the lot: two lots of physio, a cortisone jab that faded fast, co-codamol that left me like a zombie, even a TENS machine, the little buzzy box with sticky pads for the pain. My sister in law sent me the link and I rolled my eyes. First week nothing much. Second week I noticed I hadn't woken at 2.30 for three nights running. By day 20 I put my bra on and washed my own hair. My husband had done it all winter. Not saying its magic but I'm sleeping again.

1h ❤️ 31 👍 47
Tracey Ann Foster

Tracey Ann Foster

Week 2 is when I noticed. I can lie on my left side again without the burning ache waking me. Reordered the 3 month one, next day delivery and they answered my email within the hour 👍

2h 👍 12
Bev Chambers

Bev Chambers

Me too right now hun. Got to 4am last night before it woke me, first time in ages. Sat on the loo and had a little cry 😭

3h ❤️ 8 👍 10
Margaret Doyle

Margaret Doyle

Spent a fortune on private physio and came out worse every time. Then I read that the lining of the shoulder reacts to oestrogen, so when it drops at the menopause it swells. 3 doctors and not one mentioned it??

Review image from Susan England
5h 👍 23
Sandra Whitlock

Sandra Whitlock

52 and the GP said 'common in women your age, give it a year'. A YEAR. 3 weeks on these and I got into the glove box without yelping, husband nearly crashed laughing 😂 I'll take that over a year of waiting.

1w ❤️ 12 👍 19
Gillian Marsh

Gillian Marsh

Ibuprofen and co-codamol daily since spring. Took the edge off but I was foggy by lunch and my stomach hated it. Changed to these a month ago. Clearer head, better nights. Early days but happy.

Review image from Yveline Andrieu
1w ❤️ 3 👍 6
Pauline Okafor

Pauline Okafor

Didn't think I'd have a granny shoulder at 47 🙈 About 3 weeks in I hung the washing out without wincing. Feel a lot less like I'm 90 in the mornings.

2w 👍 6
Wendy P.

Wendy P.

Diagnosed in January and the physio waiting list is miles long. I wasn't sitting on my hands that long. About 3 weeks into nightthaw and most nights I sleep till the alarm, since roughly day 10. Curious what the physio makes of me when I finally get in.

2w ❤️ 19 👍 28
Janet D.

Janet D.

Was told it was my age so I just put up with it. Heat pads, a wall of pillows my husband calls the fortress lol. Day 21 and I put my own hair in a ponytail. First time in over a year. My daughter clapped.

3w 👍 34
Angela S.

Angela S.

I was scared I was falling apart, I'd cry in the car after physio. I kept a little notebook of how many times I woke, it was 5 or 6 a night. By day 14 it was one. My husband read it over my shoulder, went quiet, then gave me a hug.

3w ❤️ 44 👍 21
Kathryn W.

Kathryn W.

Honestly the best bit isn't the sleep. Day 21 I got dressed on my own, bra and all, and nobody was even home to see. I stood in the bedroom and just cried. I didn't tell my husband till tonight and he went quiet.

3w ❤️ 67 👍 39
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of users would recommend NightThaw over any other frozen shoulder solution.

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What To Expect With Consistent Use of Our Science-Backed Formula

You wake up less in the night. That is the cherry calming the swelling in your shoulder lining, so it hurts less when you lie flat. The 2.30am wake-ups get rarer.

Week 2 - 4 results
Specialist recommendation

Backed by Science, Trusted by Surgeons

"The tart cherry research on joint swelling is real, and the strong-dose approach is what sets this apart. Jabs and physio manage the pain, but the swollen lining is what nobody is addressing. This formula does. I recommend it to every patient who wants to sleep through the night and get their arm back."

Dr. ClarkeConsultant Shoulder Surgeon · 20+ years · Royal Orthopaedic Hospital

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We're confident in this formula because we've seen what it does: Women with frozen shoulder sleeping through the night, doing up their own bra, reaching the top shelf.

If you aren't sleeping through the night, getting dressed without help and reaching the top shelf within 90 days, you get a full refund. One email. No bottles to return. No explanation required.

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Have Questions? We Have Answers.

Your shoulder lining swells when oestrogen drops at the menopause. The swelling builds tough scar that tightens the joint, and lying flat at night squeezes it, so the pain wakes you. That is frozen shoulder.

NightThaw packs the strength of 3,600mg of tart cherry into every dose to calm that swelling and deepen your sleep, so the lining stops tightening and your arm moves easier again.

Yes. A shoulder that has been stuck for over a year still has a swollen lining. The lining keeps swelling and tightening for as long as nothing calms it. NightThaw calms the swelling, so the sleeve can start to loosen, however long you have waited.

No. Gout and sleep are where cherry got famous, but the swelling it calms is the same swelling inside your shoulder. Its deep red colour blocks the chemicals that make a joint swell, and 633 people in one study had 35% fewer gout attacks with cherry. A swollen joint is a swollen joint, in your toe or your shoulder.

No. NightThaw works while you rest and sleep. It calms the swelling that makes stretching hurt so much, so gentle movement gets easier by itself. You can still see your physio, you just stop dreading it.

Not this one, because it goes after the one thing behind your pain: the swollen shoulder lining. Most cherry products never say how much is inside. NightThaw puts the strength of 3,600mg of tart cherry in every serving, enough to calm that swelling and deepen your sleep. If it does nothing, you get a full refund within 90 days.

NightThaw is formulated with tart cherry, a fruit extract your body already knows.

It is hormone free and sugar free. As with any new supplement, we recommend checking with your GP if you already have a health problem or take pills from your doctor.

Give it 90 days. If you aren't sleeping through the night, getting dressed without help and reaching the top shelf, email us at [email protected].

One email, full refund. No bottles to return, no explanations required.

We ship across the UK with 2 to 4 day delivery. Orders are processed within 24 hours and you'll receive a tracking number by email.

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My husband Dave passed away three years ago. His allotment was his pride and joy. I kept it going because it was the one place that still felt like him. The sweet peas, the little shed, his old watering can. Then my shoulder locked up and I couldn't lift the can, never mind dig. It felt like I was losing him all over again. My daughter said, 'Mum, it's time to give up the plot. You can't keep doing this to yourself.' But I COULDN'T. That allotment was the last piece of him. I found nightthaw on a menopause forum and ordered it that night. I didn't tell my daughter. I didn't want her thinking I'd lost the plot, literally. The first ten days I felt nothing and nearly gave up. But I kept taking my 2 capsules every evening because what else was I going to do? Around day 14 I slept right through. By day 21 I could lift the watering can with both hands. By day 28 I planted his sweet peas. Now I'm back at the plot every Saturday, kettle on in the shed. I got more time with his garden. And I know Dave would be so grateful for that. Thank you for giving me that gift.
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Rating: 5/5
Couldn't even get my coat on without crying. GP said there was nothing more to offer, just wait. I refused to accept that. Started these, by day 12 i was sleeping through 🥺 day 25 i did my own hair. not perfect but BETTER. thats all i wanted
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These have been helpful. I'm 49 and my shoulder started locking up this last year, just as my periods went all over the place. I'm sleeping again now, no more waking at 3am with that burning ache, no more asking my husband to do my bra, and I can lift my arm to dry my hair. This is the first time I've dealt with anything like this and it was scary. I take 2 capsules with my tea in the evening. It's just cherry, like the juice I was already drinking, only much stronger. Grateful I found them. Lovely company to deal with as well.
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Rating: 5/5
I thought I was losing myself. I'd sit on the edge of the bed in tears because I couldn't pull my own jumper over my head. Stopped going out to dinner in case someone bumped my arm. My sister said, 'Dawn, you need to let them operate.' And honestly, I knew she might be right. But I couldn't. Not yet. I found nightthaw and gave it 30 days. If nothing changed, I'd book the surgeon. Two weeks in, the 3am wake ups stopped. By day 26 I was reaching behind my back to do my own bra. I got my life back. And I'm so glad I didn't give up. 😭
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One night I rolled onto my bad shoulder in my sleep and the pain was so sharp I screamed and woke the whole house. My husband found me on the landing, holding my arm against my chest, shaking. That was the night I stopped waiting for the GP to have an answer and started looking for one myself.
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I'm writing this for every woman lying awake at 2.30am with a frozen shoulder and no answers. I'm 58. It started as a dull ache in my right shoulder and within a few weeks I couldn't get my arm through a sleeve or reach the seatbelt. The GP said women your age and gave me a leaflet. The physio saw me for 5 minutes. Now I sleep in two hour chunks on a nest of pillows and I snap at my kids over nothing. My youngest has started doing my hair before school and I can't bear it. If you're reading this, you're probably as desperate as I was. I'm writing this after only two days so I honestly can't tell you if it works yet. I'll come back with an update in 4 weeks. Update: It's been four weeks and this has made a DRAMATIC difference. I slept right through last Tuesday for the first time since last spring. The burning ache that wakes me has gone from a 9 to maybe a 3. I did my own bra up this morning and my youngest burst into tears. The good kind. We forgot to take it for four days last week and the night pain crept straight back. Slept in bits, woke at 2.30, arm on fire. That told me everything. I'm not going to say it's a miracle cure. I'm saying it's the first thing that has touched the nights, and on day 28 I'm still sleeping. I'm so grateful for my nights back, and for a better quality of life for all of us. Thank you. 💕
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Everyone said I was the last person this would happen to. 52, sporty, ran 10K every Saturday morning for years, never ill. Then one morning in the spring my shoulder just locked. The GP said it was a strain and to rest it. The physio said push through, so I did, and I made it so much worse. For ages nobody believed how bad it was because nothing shows on the outside. My husband said, 'Maybe you just need to take it easy.' I was lying in the dark at 3am thinking, is this my life now? Then I read that falling oestrogen can swell the shoulder and thought, if there's even a CHANCE this calms it, I have to try. The first week was hard. I started thinking I was just wasting my money. But around day 9 something shifted. I woke up and it was light outside and I'd slept straight through. By day 27 I was walking the parkrun again with my arm swinging. SLEEPING. DRESSING. DRIVING. It's not fully gone of course, but I'd do every bit of it again. My body didn't give up on me. I wasn't going to give up on it.
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Rating: 5/5
I'm a retired nurse, so I don't fall for gimmicks. But I read up on the hormone side of it and it's legit science. From waking 4 times a night to sleeping through, and from a shoulder I couldn't lift past my waist to reaching the top shelf. Took about 3 weeks but the change is undeniable.
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Rating: 5/5
Started these 3 weeks ago and within days the night pain pretty much disappeared. I used to wake up 5 or 6 times a night (now I only wake on 1 or 2 nights a week, not every night), and I can finally wash my own hair!
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Rating: 5/5
After only 10 days I slept from 11 to 6 without waking once. Haven't done that in a YEAR. It's been 3 weeks now. I'm back driving the school run with no cushion under my arm. No more 2.30am pacing. No more begging my daughter to hook my bra. 🙏
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Rating: 5/5
These literally SAVED my sanity. I'm 55 and the pain got so bad that I'd walk the landing at night with my arm held against my chest. Then I couldn't lift a cup of tea with my right hand. I snapped at my husband and cried in the shower. I thought the end of my working life might be near, I'm a hairdresser. I did some research, read it's tied to the menopause and gave nightthaw a go. After 2 weeks I was like a new woman. The night pain completely stopped and by day 20 I was doing a full blow dry again. And I even seem to have MORE energy than before. I'm back to chatting my clients' ears off. My knees creak. I can never find my glasses. My hearing isn't what it was. Other than that, I'm living my best life. I'll be taking these for as long as they keep giving me nights like this.
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Rating: 5/5
I am so lucky to have three grandchildren who keep me young. I'm 63, a retired dinner lady, and I now do the front desk two mornings a week at our local surgery. When I decided to try nightthaw my shoulder had stopped me lifting the baby, I couldn't hold a pan, and I was sleeping in the armchair with a hot water bottle. I figured it was worth a shot after reading the reviews. I noticed a big difference after about 2 weeks, and by day 25 no one believes me when I say how bad it was. I'm still a grandmother with creaky knees but I lift the little one on my hip, I can hold a frying pan and I sleep in my own bed. I work at the surgery and didn't tell a soul that I was trying this because I wanted to see if they noticed. Two of the nurses cannot believe it. Is this the same woman?! I know that sounds dramatic but it is true. I can't guarantee this will work for everybody, but for me it has made a big difference. And I noticed a change when I forgot it for a week. The night ache came back, I was awake at 3am again and the arm went stiff. I'm grateful because I believe it has bought me more time, and more QUALITY time with my grandchildren. They're happy, and I'm a happy nanna.
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My husband Dave passed away three years ago. His allotment was his pride and joy. I kept it going because it was the one place that still felt like him. The sweet peas, the little shed, his old watering can. Then my shoulder locked up and I couldn't lift the can, never mind dig. It felt like I was losing him all over again. My daughter said, 'Mum, it's time to give up the plot. You can't keep doing this to yourself.' But I COULDN'T. That allotment was the last piece of him. I found nightthaw on a menopause forum and ordered it that night. I didn't tell my daughter. I didn't want her thinking I'd lost the plot, literally. The first ten days I felt nothing and nearly gave up. But I kept taking my 2 capsules every evening because what else was I going to do? Around day 14 I slept right through. By day 21 I could lift the watering can with both hands. By day 28 I planted his sweet peas. Now I'm back at the plot every Saturday, kettle on in the shed. I got more time with his garden. And I know Dave would be so grateful for that. Thank you for giving me that gift.
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Rating: 5/5
Couldn't even get my coat on without crying. GP said there was nothing more to offer, just wait. I refused to accept that. Started these, by day 12 i was sleeping through 🥺 day 25 i did my own hair. not perfect but BETTER. thats all i wanted
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Rating: 5/5
These have been helpful. I'm 49 and my shoulder started locking up this last year, just as my periods went all over the place. I'm sleeping again now, no more waking at 3am with that burning ache, no more asking my husband to do my bra, and I can lift my arm to dry my hair. This is the first time I've dealt with anything like this and it was scary. I take 2 capsules with my tea in the evening. It's just cherry, like the juice I was already drinking, only much stronger. Grateful I found them. Lovely company to deal with as well.
Customer photo
Rating: 5/5
I thought I was losing myself. I'd sit on the edge of the bed in tears because I couldn't pull my own jumper over my head. Stopped going out to dinner in case someone bumped my arm. My sister said, 'Dawn, you need to let them operate.' And honestly, I knew she might be right. But I couldn't. Not yet. I found nightthaw and gave it 30 days. If nothing changed, I'd book the surgeon. Two weeks in, the 3am wake ups stopped. By day 26 I was reaching behind my back to do my own bra. I got my life back. And I'm so glad I didn't give up. 😭
Customer photo
Rating: 5/5
One night I rolled onto my bad shoulder in my sleep and the pain was so sharp I screamed and woke the whole house. My husband found me on the landing, holding my arm against my chest, shaking. That was the night I stopped waiting for the GP to have an answer and started looking for one myself.
Customer photo
Rating: 5/5
I'm writing this for every woman lying awake at 2.30am with a frozen shoulder and no answers. I'm 58. It started as a dull ache in my right shoulder and within a few weeks I couldn't get my arm through a sleeve or reach the seatbelt. The GP said women your age and gave me a leaflet. The physio saw me for 5 minutes. Now I sleep in two hour chunks on a nest of pillows and I snap at my kids over nothing. My youngest has started doing my hair before school and I can't bear it. If you're reading this, you're probably as desperate as I was. I'm writing this after only two days so I honestly can't tell you if it works yet. I'll come back with an update in 4 weeks. Update: It's been four weeks and this has made a DRAMATIC difference. I slept right through last Tuesday for the first time since last spring. The burning ache that wakes me has gone from a 9 to maybe a 3. I did my own bra up this morning and my youngest burst into tears. The good kind. We forgot to take it for four days last week and the night pain crept straight back. Slept in bits, woke at 2.30, arm on fire. That told me everything. I'm not going to say it's a miracle cure. I'm saying it's the first thing that has touched the nights, and on day 28 I'm still sleeping. I'm so grateful for my nights back, and for a better quality of life for all of us. Thank you. 💕
Customer photo
Rating: 5/5
Everyone said I was the last person this would happen to. 52, sporty, ran 10K every Saturday morning for years, never ill. Then one morning in the spring my shoulder just locked. The GP said it was a strain and to rest it. The physio said push through, so I did, and I made it so much worse. For ages nobody believed how bad it was because nothing shows on the outside. My husband said, 'Maybe you just need to take it easy.' I was lying in the dark at 3am thinking, is this my life now? Then I read that falling oestrogen can swell the shoulder and thought, if there's even a CHANCE this calms it, I have to try. The first week was hard. I started thinking I was just wasting my money. But around day 9 something shifted. I woke up and it was light outside and I'd slept straight through. By day 27 I was walking the parkrun again with my arm swinging. SLEEPING. DRESSING. DRIVING. It's not fully gone of course, but I'd do every bit of it again. My body didn't give up on me. I wasn't going to give up on it.
Customer photo
Rating: 5/5
I'm a retired nurse, so I don't fall for gimmicks. But I read up on the hormone side of it and it's legit science. From waking 4 times a night to sleeping through, and from a shoulder I couldn't lift past my waist to reaching the top shelf. Took about 3 weeks but the change is undeniable.
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Rating: 5/5
Started these 3 weeks ago and within days the night pain pretty much disappeared. I used to wake up 5 or 6 times a night (now I only wake on 1 or 2 nights a week, not every night), and I can finally wash my own hair!
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After only 10 days I slept from 11 to 6 without waking once. Haven't done that in a YEAR. It's been 3 weeks now. I'm back driving the school run with no cushion under my arm. No more 2.30am pacing. No more begging my daughter to hook my bra. 🙏
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These literally SAVED my sanity. I'm 55 and the pain got so bad that I'd walk the landing at night with my arm held against my chest. Then I couldn't lift a cup of tea with my right hand. I snapped at my husband and cried in the shower. I thought the end of my working life might be near, I'm a hairdresser. I did some research, read it's tied to the menopause and gave nightthaw a go. After 2 weeks I was like a new woman. The night pain completely stopped and by day 20 I was doing a full blow dry again. And I even seem to have MORE energy than before. I'm back to chatting my clients' ears off. My knees creak. I can never find my glasses. My hearing isn't what it was. Other than that, I'm living my best life. I'll be taking these for as long as they keep giving me nights like this.
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I am so lucky to have three grandchildren who keep me young. I'm 63, a retired dinner lady, and I now do the front desk two mornings a week at our local surgery. When I decided to try nightthaw my shoulder had stopped me lifting the baby, I couldn't hold a pan, and I was sleeping in the armchair with a hot water bottle. I figured it was worth a shot after reading the reviews. I noticed a big difference after about 2 weeks, and by day 25 no one believes me when I say how bad it was. I'm still a grandmother with creaky knees but I lift the little one on my hip, I can hold a frying pan and I sleep in my own bed. I work at the surgery and didn't tell a soul that I was trying this because I wanted to see if they noticed. Two of the nurses cannot believe it. Is this the same woman?! I know that sounds dramatic but it is true. I can't guarantee this will work for everybody, but for me it has made a big difference. And I noticed a change when I forgot it for a week. The night ache came back, I was awake at 3am again and the arm went stiff. I'm grateful because I believe it has bought me more time, and more QUALITY time with my grandchildren. They're happy, and I'm a happy nanna.
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My husband Dave passed away three years ago. His allotment was his pride and joy. I kept it going because it was the one place that still felt like him. The sweet peas, the little shed, his old watering can. Then my shoulder locked up and I couldn't lift the can, never mind dig. It felt like I was losing him all over again. My daughter said, 'Mum, it's time to give up the plot. You can't keep doing this to yourself.' But I COULDN'T. That allotment was the last piece of him. I found nightthaw on a menopause forum and ordered it that night. I didn't tell my daughter. I didn't want her thinking I'd lost the plot, literally. The first ten days I felt nothing and nearly gave up. But I kept taking my 2 capsules every evening because what else was I going to do? Around day 14 I slept right through. By day 21 I could lift the watering can with both hands. By day 28 I planted his sweet peas. Now I'm back at the plot every Saturday, kettle on in the shed. I got more time with his garden. And I know Dave would be so grateful for that. Thank you for giving me that gift.
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Rating: 5/5
Couldn't even get my coat on without crying. GP said there was nothing more to offer, just wait. I refused to accept that. Started these, by day 12 i was sleeping through 🥺 day 25 i did my own hair. not perfect but BETTER. thats all i wanted
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Rating: 5/5
These have been helpful. I'm 49 and my shoulder started locking up this last year, just as my periods went all over the place. I'm sleeping again now, no more waking at 3am with that burning ache, no more asking my husband to do my bra, and I can lift my arm to dry my hair. This is the first time I've dealt with anything like this and it was scary. I take 2 capsules with my tea in the evening. It's just cherry, like the juice I was already drinking, only much stronger. Grateful I found them. Lovely company to deal with as well.
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I thought I was losing myself. I'd sit on the edge of the bed in tears because I couldn't pull my own jumper over my head. Stopped going out to dinner in case someone bumped my arm. My sister said, 'Dawn, you need to let them operate.' And honestly, I knew she might be right. But I couldn't. Not yet. I found nightthaw and gave it 30 days. If nothing changed, I'd book the surgeon. Two weeks in, the 3am wake ups stopped. By day 26 I was reaching behind my back to do my own bra. I got my life back. And I'm so glad I didn't give up. 😭
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One night I rolled onto my bad shoulder in my sleep and the pain was so sharp I screamed and woke the whole house. My husband found me on the landing, holding my arm against my chest, shaking. That was the night I stopped waiting for the GP to have an answer and started looking for one myself.
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I'm writing this for every woman lying awake at 2.30am with a frozen shoulder and no answers. I'm 58. It started as a dull ache in my right shoulder and within a few weeks I couldn't get my arm through a sleeve or reach the seatbelt. The GP said women your age and gave me a leaflet. The physio saw me for 5 minutes. Now I sleep in two hour chunks on a nest of pillows and I snap at my kids over nothing. My youngest has started doing my hair before school and I can't bear it. If you're reading this, you're probably as desperate as I was. I'm writing this after only two days so I honestly can't tell you if it works yet. I'll come back with an update in 4 weeks. Update: It's been four weeks and this has made a DRAMATIC difference. I slept right through last Tuesday for the first time since last spring. The burning ache that wakes me has gone from a 9 to maybe a 3. I did my own bra up this morning and my youngest burst into tears. The good kind. We forgot to take it for four days last week and the night pain crept straight back. Slept in bits, woke at 2.30, arm on fire. That told me everything. I'm not going to say it's a miracle cure. I'm saying it's the first thing that has touched the nights, and on day 28 I'm still sleeping. I'm so grateful for my nights back, and for a better quality of life for all of us. Thank you. 💕
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Rating: 5/5
Everyone said I was the last person this would happen to. 52, sporty, ran 10K every Saturday morning for years, never ill. Then one morning in the spring my shoulder just locked. The GP said it was a strain and to rest it. The physio said push through, so I did, and I made it so much worse. For ages nobody believed how bad it was because nothing shows on the outside. My husband said, 'Maybe you just need to take it easy.' I was lying in the dark at 3am thinking, is this my life now? Then I read that falling oestrogen can swell the shoulder and thought, if there's even a CHANCE this calms it, I have to try. The first week was hard. I started thinking I was just wasting my money. But around day 9 something shifted. I woke up and it was light outside and I'd slept straight through. By day 27 I was walking the parkrun again with my arm swinging. SLEEPING. DRESSING. DRIVING. It's not fully gone of course, but I'd do every bit of it again. My body didn't give up on me. I wasn't going to give up on it.
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Rating: 5/5
I'm a retired nurse, so I don't fall for gimmicks. But I read up on the hormone side of it and it's legit science. From waking 4 times a night to sleeping through, and from a shoulder I couldn't lift past my waist to reaching the top shelf. Took about 3 weeks but the change is undeniable.
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Rating: 5/5
Started these 3 weeks ago and within days the night pain pretty much disappeared. I used to wake up 5 or 6 times a night (now I only wake on 1 or 2 nights a week, not every night), and I can finally wash my own hair!
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Rating: 5/5
After only 10 days I slept from 11 to 6 without waking once. Haven't done that in a YEAR. It's been 3 weeks now. I'm back driving the school run with no cushion under my arm. No more 2.30am pacing. No more begging my daughter to hook my bra. 🙏
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Rating: 5/5
These literally SAVED my sanity. I'm 55 and the pain got so bad that I'd walk the landing at night with my arm held against my chest. Then I couldn't lift a cup of tea with my right hand. I snapped at my husband and cried in the shower. I thought the end of my working life might be near, I'm a hairdresser. I did some research, read it's tied to the menopause and gave nightthaw a go. After 2 weeks I was like a new woman. The night pain completely stopped and by day 20 I was doing a full blow dry again. And I even seem to have MORE energy than before. I'm back to chatting my clients' ears off. My knees creak. I can never find my glasses. My hearing isn't what it was. Other than that, I'm living my best life. I'll be taking these for as long as they keep giving me nights like this.
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Rating: 5/5
I am so lucky to have three grandchildren who keep me young. I'm 63, a retired dinner lady, and I now do the front desk two mornings a week at our local surgery. When I decided to try nightthaw my shoulder had stopped me lifting the baby, I couldn't hold a pan, and I was sleeping in the armchair with a hot water bottle. I figured it was worth a shot after reading the reviews. I noticed a big difference after about 2 weeks, and by day 25 no one believes me when I say how bad it was. I'm still a grandmother with creaky knees but I lift the little one on my hip, I can hold a frying pan and I sleep in my own bed. I work at the surgery and didn't tell a soul that I was trying this because I wanted to see if they noticed. Two of the nurses cannot believe it. Is this the same woman?! I know that sounds dramatic but it is true. I can't guarantee this will work for everybody, but for me it has made a big difference. And I noticed a change when I forgot it for a week. The night ache came back, I was awake at 3am again and the arm went stiff. I'm grateful because I believe it has bought me more time, and more QUALITY time with my grandchildren. They're happy, and I'm a happy nanna.
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My husband Dave passed away three years ago. His allotment was his pride and joy. I kept it going because it was the one place that still felt like him. The sweet peas, the little shed, his old watering can. Then my shoulder locked up and I couldn't lift the can, never mind dig. It felt like I was losing him all over again. My daughter said, 'Mum, it's time to give up the plot. You can't keep doing this to yourself.' But I COULDN'T. That allotment was the last piece of him. I found nightthaw on a menopause forum and ordered it that night. I didn't tell my daughter. I didn't want her thinking I'd lost the plot, literally. The first ten days I felt nothing and nearly gave up. But I kept taking my 2 capsules every evening because what else was I going to do? Around day 14 I slept right through. By day 21 I could lift the watering can with both hands. By day 28 I planted his sweet peas. Now I'm back at the plot every Saturday, kettle on in the shed. I got more time with his garden. And I know Dave would be so grateful for that. Thank you for giving me that gift.
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Rating: 5/5
Couldn't even get my coat on without crying. GP said there was nothing more to offer, just wait. I refused to accept that. Started these, by day 12 i was sleeping through 🥺 day 25 i did my own hair. not perfect but BETTER. thats all i wanted
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Rating: 5/5
These have been helpful. I'm 49 and my shoulder started locking up this last year, just as my periods went all over the place. I'm sleeping again now, no more waking at 3am with that burning ache, no more asking my husband to do my bra, and I can lift my arm to dry my hair. This is the first time I've dealt with anything like this and it was scary. I take 2 capsules with my tea in the evening. It's just cherry, like the juice I was already drinking, only much stronger. Grateful I found them. Lovely company to deal with as well.
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Rating: 5/5
I thought I was losing myself. I'd sit on the edge of the bed in tears because I couldn't pull my own jumper over my head. Stopped going out to dinner in case someone bumped my arm. My sister said, 'Dawn, you need to let them operate.' And honestly, I knew she might be right. But I couldn't. Not yet. I found nightthaw and gave it 30 days. If nothing changed, I'd book the surgeon. Two weeks in, the 3am wake ups stopped. By day 26 I was reaching behind my back to do my own bra. I got my life back. And I'm so glad I didn't give up. 😭
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Rating: 5/5
One night I rolled onto my bad shoulder in my sleep and the pain was so sharp I screamed and woke the whole house. My husband found me on the landing, holding my arm against my chest, shaking. That was the night I stopped waiting for the GP to have an answer and started looking for one myself.
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Rating: 5/5
I'm writing this for every woman lying awake at 2.30am with a frozen shoulder and no answers. I'm 58. It started as a dull ache in my right shoulder and within a few weeks I couldn't get my arm through a sleeve or reach the seatbelt. The GP said women your age and gave me a leaflet. The physio saw me for 5 minutes. Now I sleep in two hour chunks on a nest of pillows and I snap at my kids over nothing. My youngest has started doing my hair before school and I can't bear it. If you're reading this, you're probably as desperate as I was. I'm writing this after only two days so I honestly can't tell you if it works yet. I'll come back with an update in 4 weeks. Update: It's been four weeks and this has made a DRAMATIC difference. I slept right through last Tuesday for the first time since last spring. The burning ache that wakes me has gone from a 9 to maybe a 3. I did my own bra up this morning and my youngest burst into tears. The good kind. We forgot to take it for four days last week and the night pain crept straight back. Slept in bits, woke at 2.30, arm on fire. That told me everything. I'm not going to say it's a miracle cure. I'm saying it's the first thing that has touched the nights, and on day 28 I'm still sleeping. I'm so grateful for my nights back, and for a better quality of life for all of us. Thank you. 💕
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Rating: 5/5
Everyone said I was the last person this would happen to. 52, sporty, ran 10K every Saturday morning for years, never ill. Then one morning in the spring my shoulder just locked. The GP said it was a strain and to rest it. The physio said push through, so I did, and I made it so much worse. For ages nobody believed how bad it was because nothing shows on the outside. My husband said, 'Maybe you just need to take it easy.' I was lying in the dark at 3am thinking, is this my life now? Then I read that falling oestrogen can swell the shoulder and thought, if there's even a CHANCE this calms it, I have to try. The first week was hard. I started thinking I was just wasting my money. But around day 9 something shifted. I woke up and it was light outside and I'd slept straight through. By day 27 I was walking the parkrun again with my arm swinging. SLEEPING. DRESSING. DRIVING. It's not fully gone of course, but I'd do every bit of it again. My body didn't give up on me. I wasn't going to give up on it.
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Rating: 5/5
I'm a retired nurse, so I don't fall for gimmicks. But I read up on the hormone side of it and it's legit science. From waking 4 times a night to sleeping through, and from a shoulder I couldn't lift past my waist to reaching the top shelf. Took about 3 weeks but the change is undeniable.
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Rating: 5/5
Started these 3 weeks ago and within days the night pain pretty much disappeared. I used to wake up 5 or 6 times a night (now I only wake on 1 or 2 nights a week, not every night), and I can finally wash my own hair!
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Rating: 5/5
After only 10 days I slept from 11 to 6 without waking once. Haven't done that in a YEAR. It's been 3 weeks now. I'm back driving the school run with no cushion under my arm. No more 2.30am pacing. No more begging my daughter to hook my bra. 🙏
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Rating: 5/5
These literally SAVED my sanity. I'm 55 and the pain got so bad that I'd walk the landing at night with my arm held against my chest. Then I couldn't lift a cup of tea with my right hand. I snapped at my husband and cried in the shower. I thought the end of my working life might be near, I'm a hairdresser. I did some research, read it's tied to the menopause and gave nightthaw a go. After 2 weeks I was like a new woman. The night pain completely stopped and by day 20 I was doing a full blow dry again. And I even seem to have MORE energy than before. I'm back to chatting my clients' ears off. My knees creak. I can never find my glasses. My hearing isn't what it was. Other than that, I'm living my best life. I'll be taking these for as long as they keep giving me nights like this.
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Rating: 5/5
I am so lucky to have three grandchildren who keep me young. I'm 63, a retired dinner lady, and I now do the front desk two mornings a week at our local surgery. When I decided to try nightthaw my shoulder had stopped me lifting the baby, I couldn't hold a pan, and I was sleeping in the armchair with a hot water bottle. I figured it was worth a shot after reading the reviews. I noticed a big difference after about 2 weeks, and by day 25 no one believes me when I say how bad it was. I'm still a grandmother with creaky knees but I lift the little one on my hip, I can hold a frying pan and I sleep in my own bed. I work at the surgery and didn't tell a soul that I was trying this because I wanted to see if they noticed. Two of the nurses cannot believe it. Is this the same woman?! I know that sounds dramatic but it is true. I can't guarantee this will work for everybody, but for me it has made a big difference. And I noticed a change when I forgot it for a week. The night ache came back, I was awake at 3am again and the arm went stiff. I'm grateful because I believe it has bought me more time, and more QUALITY time with my grandchildren. They're happy, and I'm a happy nanna.