Stairs, Jar Lids & Garden Beds
Stairs, jar lids & garden beds shouldn't run your day.
It's rarely one big thing. It's hands that won't cooperate with a jar at breakfast, knees that negotiate every stair, a back that files a complaint after an hour in the garden. This is the 2000mg cream — twice the CBD of the 1000mg bottle, in the same easy pump — for the small moments that add up to a day.
3.4 fl oz (100 ml) pump bottle · Full spectrum, under 0.3% THC · With menthol for a rapid cooling feeling · Made in the USA · Lab results published
Pick the moment that sounds like you
Tap through a day. Most people recognize at least two.
Morning hands
The day starts with small tests: a jar lid, a button, the kettle. Many people keep the pump where the morning starts — press, rub into hands and wrists, and let the cooling menthol be part of getting going, alongside the warm water and gentle flexing your routine already has.
Keep One by the Kettle →7 everyday reasons people reach for the stronger bottle
Not workouts. Not personal bests. Just the ordinary day, made a little more comfortable — with support, not promises.
Your hands meet the day first
Before anything else happens, your hands have already opened, gripped, buttoned, and poured. When they're stiff in the morning, everything takes longer. Rubbing a press of cream into hands and wrists gives that first ten minutes a small, deliberate ritual — and the cooling feel tells you exactly where you put it.
Knees, meet stairs
Stairs have a way of becoming a negotiation — one hand on the rail, one eye on the next step. A topical goes right on the knee, before the trip down for laundry or up for bed. It doesn't change the stairs. It changes how supported the trip feels.
The garden always wins an hour
You went out for ten minutes. It was an hour. Kneeling, gripping the trowel, standing back up — the garden uses hands, knees, and back all at once. Plenty of gardeners apply before heading out and again with a glass of water afterward, while the tools get put away.
Shoulders & neck carry the whole day
Driving, reading, looking down at a phone or a grandchild's drawing — shoulders and neck quietly hold it all, and they're the first to feel tight by evening. The cream rubs in cleanly over the shoulder and the side of the neck, no pill to time, nothing to swallow.
One press — because the bottle shouldn't be a test too
Here's the detail people mention most: it's a pump. No child-proof cap to squeeze-and-turn, no jar lid that needs two good hands and a dish towel. One press with the heel of your hand if fingers are having a morning. When your hands are the problem, the packaging shouldn't be part of it.
The neighborhood walk still happens
The walk isn't exercise equipment — it's the neighbors, the dog, the evening air. People who walk daily often make the cream part of the before-or-after: knees and calves before lacing up, or after, with shoes off and feet up. Keeping the walk is the whole point.
Twice the strength, for the days that need more
The 1000mg cream is where many people start. The 2000mg exists for when you found yourself using more of it, more often — same bottle size, same pump, double the CBD in every press. That's the honest difference. Work the numbers yourself below before you decide.
Do the Math ↓What does a press actually give you?
No fine print — just division. 2,000 mg ÷ 100 ml = 20 mg per ml. One press is roughly 1 ml, so figure about 20 mg of CBD per press. Move the slider to your routine:
Averages, honestly labeled — your press may give a little more or less. At $92.95, that's about $3.72 a day at this pace.
1000mg or 2000mg — which shelf is yours?
Same brand, same size bottle. The difference is concentration and price, nothing hidden.
| 1000mg Cream | 2000mg Cream — this one | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $75.95 | $92.95 |
| CBD per ~1 ml press | ~10 mg | ~20 mg |
| Bottle | 3.4 fl oz (100 ml) pump bottle · Full spectrum · Menthol cooling | |
| A good fit if… | You're starting out, or a little goes a long way | You were going through the 1000mg quickly, or want more per press |
The honest math: $17 more buys double the CBD per press. If you use two presses twice a day, the stronger bottle lasts about twice as long per milligram.
Straight answers
Will this get me high?
No. It's a cream you rub on your skin, and it's full spectrum with under 0.3% THC. CBD itself is non-psychoactive. That said, full spectrum means trace THC is present in the formula — if that matters for your work or a drug test, ask your doctor or employer first, and consider ProMED's THC-free isolate options instead.
Is 2000mg too strong to start with?
It's a topical — you control it press by press. Starting with one press on one spot is a perfectly sensible way to begin, whichever bottle you choose. Many people start with the 1000mg and move up; others start here because they already know topicals suit them.
How is this different from a pill?
It isn't swallowed and doesn't travel your whole system. You rub it directly onto the area where you want support — hands, knees, shoulders, back — and the menthol gives a rapid cooling feeling on the skin.
Can I use it with my other medications?
Ask your physician first — the FDA disclosure below says the same. If you're pregnant, nursing, or using other medications, that conversation matters more than any web page, including this one.
Where can I check what's actually in it?
ProMED publishes lab results (COAs) for its products, is made in the USA, and offers kosher-certified options. Check the product page for the current documentation before you buy — careful label-readers are exactly who this page was written for.
One press at a time.
Full Spectrum CBD Pain Cream 2000mg · 3.4 fl oz pump · menthol cooling · $92.95, in stock. Keep it where your day starts, and let the small moments get a little easier to meet.
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