
Meet Omrub Ambassador, Susan Devoy
We're excited to welcome our new ambassador, Dame Susan Devoy! Four times Women’s World Squash Champ and senior public servant who has dedicated her life to NZ sports and is well recognised...
Omrub anti-inflammatory muscle balm is formulated in NZ with 100% natural, pure and organic ingredients to deliver powerfully effective relief.
No fillers, no synthetics.
Tested by professional athletes.
Created & packed here.
"Omrub is an amazing product which has become a daily essential for me in training and competition to help my body perform and recover optimally. I use it both before and after Squash to help loosen up my
body when playing, and to recover afterwards to help me prepare for my next session. My favourite part is its 100% natural, organic ingredients which allow me to use it as often as necessary without having to worry about any negative side effects."
Elijah Thomas - Current NZ Men's #4
"From a professional point of view, it’s important that the product I use provides therapeutic relief and is chemical-free. Omrub is my muscle rub of choice and is the product I recommend to my clients."
Dr Nigel Peek - Peek Practice
"A quick rub with Omrub on my aching knee joints and stiff lower back gets me through 18 holes with little or no discomfort. I find I don’t need to reapply it either. I really love how using it does away with need to take pain-killers before sporting activity. That’s an enormous relief, and it works quickly."
Brendan Telfer - Sports Commentator
"We love using Omrub in our clinic for massage therapy. It’s unique combination of natural ingredients gives amazing relief to tight and painful muscles. Omrub is our favourite anti-inflammatory rub, and we recommend it to our clients for ongoing relief and support."
Erin O'Hara - Director of Golden Yogi
We're excited to welcome our new ambassador, Dame Susan Devoy! Four times Women’s World Squash Champ and senior public servant who has dedicated her life to NZ sports and is well recognised...
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