Magnesium Freeze (also searched as magnesiumfreeze) is sold on the maker’s own website, Peak Health Research. One jar is $59.99 plus $9.99 shipping. Three jars are $47.99 each with free shipping, and six jars are $35.99 each with free shipping. The maker offers a 180-day money-back guarantee, and the refund steps are worth reading before you order.
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What does Magnesium Freeze cost?
The Magnesium Freeze product page lists these prices as of October 25, 2026. Prices and bundles change, so check today’s price in the cart on the Product Page before you pay.
| Option | Price per jar | Order total | Supply (maker’s figure) | Approximate cost per day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 jar | $59.99 | $69.98 ($59.99 plus $9.99 shipping) | 30 days | About $2.00 a day, or $2.33 with shipping |
| 3 jars | $47.99 | $143.97, free shipping | 90 days | About $1.60 a day |
| 6 jars | $35.99 | $215.94, free shipping | 180 days | About $1.20 a day |
The 30-day supply is the maker’s figure for use on one or two body areas. The product page also says the six-jar pack comes to “just $1.00/day.” Using the page’s own 30-day supply, the price works out to about $1.20 a day, so plan on that number.
How much is shipping?
Orders of three or more jars ship free. A single jar ships for $9.99. The page says all orders ship from Tennessee, and the company’s terms say it ships to addresses in the United States. Delivery time depends on your location, so check the estimate at checkout.
What does magnesium sulfate cost?
Magnesium sulfate is Epsom salt. The maker’s page calls “cheap magnesium sulfate” the ingredient in many pain creams, and says Magnesium Freeze uses magnesium chloride instead. Prices vary by store and package size, so check the shelf label or the store’s website.
Can I buy Magnesium Freeze at Walmart, CVS or Walgreens?
The jars are offered through the maker’s own cart. If you would rather buy in a store, ask the company whether any retailer carries it before you go.
Where can I buy Magnesium Freeze?
Order from Peak Health Research’s own site at the Product Page. The page lists the one-jar, three-jar and six-jar options above, and each one goes straight into the cart.
How does the 180-day refund work?
The maker’s guarantee says you can try Magnesium Freeze for six full months. If you are not satisfied “for any reason,” you contact the team at (888) 811-1186 for a complete refund. The product page says the team is available 24/7. Here is how to use it:
- Start the clock from your purchase date. The shipping and returns section says returns are accepted within 180 days of purchase. The company’s terms say all sales are final after 180 days from order fulfillment. Call early so you are well inside both dates.
- Call (888) 811-1186 and say you want a refund. Have your order number ready.
- Ask who pays return postage and get the return address in writing before you ship anything.
- Wait for the refund. The terms say that once the return is received, processing generally takes ten business days. After that, it may take up to ten days to post to your account, depending on your bank.
If your order arrives wrong or damaged, the company’s Refund Policy page has the exchange and return steps.
Is Magnesium Freeze worth it?
Whether it is worth it depends on what you want from it and what you would pay. The maker describes Magnesium Freeze as a cream for joint, nerve and muscle discomfort. It says the magnesium chloride “absorbs through skin directly to the tissue that needs it,” and it combines that with arnica, boswellia and a cooling and warming system. For what research says about magnesium moving through skin, see our topical magnesium absorption page.
The product page cites a “13,000+ person study on magnesium and discomfort.” It does not name the study, so ask the company for the citation before you buy.
On cost, the six-jar pack is the lowest price per day at about $1.20. If you are not sure the cream suits you, the three-jar pack gives you about 90 days of use for $143.97 with free shipping. The 180-day refund window applies either way.
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How often can you use Magnesium Freeze?
The maker says to apply a quarter-sized amount to the area and rub it in with circular motions for 30 to 60 seconds, until it is absorbed. The page suggests two to three uses a day: morning, midday and before bed. It lists knees, lower back, feet, hands, neck, shoulders and hips as areas to use it on. Each jar is a 30-day supply when used on one or two areas.
Before you order
- Check today’s price and bundle in the cart on the Product Page.
- Count 180 days from your purchase date and write it down.
- Ask support who pays return postage and get the return address in writing.
- Ask for the citation for the “13,000+ person study on magnesium and discomfort.”
- Ask whether any retailer carries the jars if you want to buy in a store.
For ingredients, use and safety in more depth, read our magnesium freeze reviews.
By BackToHealthTroy.com Editorial Team