Topicals Bundle: Balm and Roll-On

Description

The 500mg muscle balm and the 1500mg freeze roll-on in one box, 2,000mg of cannabidiol between them, priced lower than buying the two on their own. A topicals bundle pairs the two formats that get compared most often and behave least alike: a wax tin that stays put and a water gel that runs cool and meters itself through a ball.

What is in a topicals bundle box

Each item at its own total and concentration, the combined figure, and a blended price per milligram across the pair.

• Topicals bundle: the 500mg muscle balm and the 1500mg freeze roll-on
• Combined total: 2,000mg of cannabidiol across the two
• Muscle balm: beeswax base with menthol and arnica, both declared
• Freeze roll-on: a water based menthol gel with a stainless ball
• Certificates: one per item, filed by its own batch number
• Price: $71.20 a box, with the blended price per milligram printed under it

Why a topicals bundle pairs these two rather than two of one

Because the formats answer different questions. A balm has no water in it, so it keeps for years, sits on the surface and does not run; it also has to be applied with a finger. A roll-on is mostly water, evaporates cool and lands where you aimed it without touching it. A topicals bundle lets you find out which of those matters more to you, and the topical range prints milligrams per gram alongside the total on both so the comparison is on concentration.

Menthol in both topicals bundle items, and what we will not say about it

Both items contain menthol, declared with its concentration on each label. Menthol acts on cold sensing receptors in skin, which is why a product containing it feels cold without changing temperature, and that is a documented property of menthol rather than a statement about cannabidiol. Arnica appears in the balm and is declared the same way. All of these are cosmetic ingredients and we describe them as nothing more than that.

The saving, as a figure rather than a badge

The two items bought separately come to more than $71.20, and the difference is shown as a dollar amount rather than a percentage badge, because a percentage hides the arithmetic. Seventy one dollars twenty across 2,000mg is three and a half cents a milligram, which the listing prints underneath. The bundle range shows components at their individual prices, the sum of those prices, and what the box costs instead, and where a pack works out worse the number says so and stays on the page.

Testing, and what happens when a lot fails

Each item in a topicals bundle is assayed by a laboratory with no ownership tie to this company for cannabinoid content, heavy metals, pesticides and microbials. The microbial panel is the realistic failure mode on the water based roll-on and far less interesting on the anhydrous balm. If one item fails its assay the whole box comes off sale until it is rebuilt with a passing lot, and the failing certificate stays published, as this note explains.

What the published literature measures

Concentration and vehicle, in a handful of studies. Human work on cannabidiol applied to skin is sparse and generally describes a gel or cream at a stated milligram per gram strength on a defined area, with one frequently cited trial using a transdermal gel at 250 mg per 100 mL, and most mechanistic work sits in rodent models or cell culture. Menthol has a much larger literature as a topical counterirritant. Figures do not transfer between formulations because skin is a barrier organ. Those describe the evidence rather than this box, and the abstracts are indexed at PubMed.

External use only, away from eyes and broken skin, and patch test each base first. Orders start at $100 and Bitcoin takes 3 percent off. Both certificates are linked here.