Cyclease Cramps

Cyclease Cramps is a homeopathic medicine for menstrual cramps — the discomfort, the minor aches and the pain that radiates into the lower back and thighs. The unflavoured meltaway tablets dissolve under the tongue, so you can take a dose in a meeting or on a train without water. Each box holds 60 tablets across three slim sleeves.

How Cyclease Cramps Works

Cramping does not arrive gradually, so the dosing is built for speed rather than for a daily routine: two tablets at the first twinge, then two more every fifteen minutes until the cramping eases. Three homeopathic actives sit behind that, each matched on the label to a slightly different cramp — the kind that shoots down the thighs, the plain cramping ache, and the kind that only settles under a hot water bottle. None of them is an NSAID, a diuretic, caffeine or a sedative, so there is nothing to be hard on your stomach and nothing to make you drowsy. There are no known interactions with other medicines or supplements, which means it fits alongside whatever you already take.

Key Ingredients

Three actives, each mapped to a specific kind of cramp on the label:

• Black cohosh — for cramps that come with aches and pains radiating down into the thighs.
• Bitter apple — for the cramping itself, the doubled-over kind.
• Magnesium phosphate — for cramps that ease when you apply warmth.
• Croscarmellose sodium, lactose and magnesium stearate — the tablet base. No artificial sweeteners, flavours, colours or preservatives.

Who It’s For

For anyone 12 years and over whose period brings real cramping, and who would rather not start every cycle on painkillers. Keep a sleeve in your bag — it is the kind of thing you want within reach rather than at home in a cupboard.

Suggested Use

Adults and children 12 years and over: at the onset of cramping, dissolve 2 tablets under the tongue. Wait 15 minutes, then repeat every 15 minutes until symptoms are relieved — up to 12 doses in one day. For children under 12, ask your healthcare practitioner first.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from Cyclease PMS Relief? Cyclease Cramps is for the cramping once bleeding has started, taken as often as every fifteen minutes. Cyclease PMS Relief covers the week before — bloating, water retention and mood — at two tablets morning and evening.

Twelve doses in a day sounds like a lot. Each dose is small by design. The label sets 12 as the daily ceiling; if you are hitting it every cycle, that is worth investigating rather than repeating.

Will it upset my stomach? There are no NSAIDs in it, which is the usual reason period pain relief is hard on the gut.

Can I take it with the pill or with magnesium? Yes — no known drug interactions.