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Joints & mobility · Uganda

Motion Energy in Uganda, reviewed: a warming gel for tired shoulders, back and knees

Motion Energy warming body gel, 50 g white jar with red lid Pay on hand-over

After a long day on the boda or at the market stall, your shoulders and calves ask for heat. This 50 g jar of warming gel pairs camphor, rosemary and ginger extract; massage a little into the skin. Leave your number, pay the rider on arrival.

USh 175,000USh 350,000-50%
  • The supplier's consultant rings you to confirm your district, nearest landmark and how many packs you want.
  • Nothing to pay now; give the rider cash or mobile money when the parcel reaches you.

The strengths of Motion Energy

Warmth you can feel

Camphor and ginger extract give a gentle heating sensation that makes a massage feel deeper.

Ready for the next walk

Rosemary is the classic leaf in rubs for tired legs, so a massage leaves knees and calves feeling refreshed after a day on foot.

Easy to carry

A 50 g jar fits a bag or a pocket, handy for shoulders and back after work or a game of football.

Open the label of Motion Energy

A water and glycerin gel that carries camphor, rosemary and ginger extract for a warming massage.

Camphor

a cooling-then-warming aroma ingredient long used in rubs for stiff, tired muscles

Rosemary

an aromatic herb, popular in massage products for legs and shoulders that worked hard

Ginger extract

a warming root that adds to the heat felt on the skin during massage

Glycerin and water

the base that keeps the gel smooth, spreadable and moisturising

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Directions for Motion Energy

  1. Take a small amount on clean, dry skin over the shoulder, back, knee or calf.
  2. Massage in with circular strokes until the gel is absorbed, then wash your hands well.
  3. Use as directed on the pack; keep it away from your eyes and lips.

Voice of a customer: Motion Energy

5/5

Evenings on the stall feel easier now

I sell tomatoes at Owino market and stand from five in the morning. By evening my shoulders and calves are tight, and a neighbour passed me her jar of this gel.

I rub a little in after bathing, with a gentle massage. The warmth is pleasant and I sleep better; I also started stretching my calves before work.

— Agnes N., 52, Kampala

Motion Energy in short answers

Either works. Many people use it after work or a bath, when the muscles are warm, and wash their hands afterwards.

The pack gives no course length, so use it as directed on the pack. If the skin turns red or itchy, stop and rest it.

Do not layer it on skin that already has another rub or cream. Capsules or tablets taken by mouth do not clash with it.

It is for adults. Do not use it on children, and ask a doctor first if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.

No. Heat or a tight wrap over the gel can make the warming feeling too strong and sting. Leave the skin uncovered.

Motion Energy — photo

Have Motion Energy delivered, pay on receipt

USh 175,000USh 350,000-50%
  • The supplier's consultant rings you to confirm your district, nearest landmark and how many packs you want.
  • Nothing to pay now; give the rider cash or mobile money when the parcel reaches you.

Your order of Motion Energy, step by step

Type two things

Your name and your phone number, nothing more.

Take the call

The supplier's consultant asks for your district, your landmark, the quantity and a day that suits you.

Pay on hand-over

Cash or mobile money, once the parcel is in your hands.

Safety notes for Motion Energy

Get medical advice first if

  • Broken, irritated or sunburnt skin
  • Children, and pregnant or breastfeeding women without a doctor's word
  • Swelling, heat or an injury that has not been checked

Unwanted effects

  • Strong heat, redness or itching
  • Skin irritation where the gel was applied

How Motion Energy looks in real life

USh 175,000USh 350,000
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