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Published 18:54 12 Feb 2017 GMT
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Woman on the Foria site praise the cannabis infused suppositories in reviews, claiming they work way better than any of the traditional period painkillers.
"This is such a fantastic product. After years of heating pads and leaving school or work early, I have finally found some help!" "I tested the Foria Relief on the first day of my period. Cramps, aches, they were all there. All I had to do was slip one of the small suppositories inside myself, lie back, and relax. I timed the medicine, and after eight minutes a soothing, relieving sensation swept over my lower region. I in no way felt numb, but felt a similar type of sensation as far as pain relief. It did not reach or help my back cramps—which are the worst part for me—but it was very effective for cramps and soreness in my vagina and lower stomach. Overall I thought it was a good product, clean and easy to use. It didn't fit all of my needs because of my lower back, but I do think for other people this could be very beneficial."We're not sure we can see them being sold so freely in Ireland just yet, but they still remain a very enticing idea.
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