Arctic Blast is described consistently as a topical liquid, but public ingredient lists vary in detail. Some sources focus on menthol and camphor; others publish longer lists that include DMSO, arnica, calendula, wintergreen, oils, solvents and preservatives. We do not combine those lists into a single “official formula” unless the current label supports it.
Representation A: Menthol + Camphor
One recurring representation describes a topical analgesic centered on menthol and camphor. This is also consistent with the general active-ingredient structure of many OTC topical analgesics.
Representation B: A Broader Ingredient List
Other public pages list DMSO and additional botanical or excipient ingredients. Those lists may reflect a fuller formula, a different product representation or an older/current version. Without a traceable label, we cannot safely determine which list is controlling.
Review the current Arctic Blast offer
Before purchasing, compare the current package, price, shipping details and published refund terms on the seller’s checkout page.
What We Will Not Claim
- We will not invent an “old formula versus new formula” timeline.
- We will not infer exact percentages from another brand's label.
- We will not treat a third-party review as proof of the current bottle's contents.
- We will not claim that DMSO makes the product penetrate directly into a joint.
Best Verification Standard
Photograph or transcribe the current product label, record the exact ingredient names and concentrations, and compare them with the seller's current documentation. If a material discrepancy remains, disclose it rather than silently choosing the list that best supports a marketing claim.
Why This Improves the Review
Ingredient-level evidence is only useful when the ingredient and dose actually belong to the product being reviewed. Formula identity is therefore a prerequisite for stronger product-specific conclusions.