A topical 0.2% capsaicin cream that creates focused warmth on the skin. See how it works, how to apply it safely, and choose the pack that fits your needs.
Designed for temporary warming comfort. It is not a cure for CHS and does not replace complete cannabis cessation, hydration assessment, or medical care.
Targeted warmth
0.2% capsaicinGlove included2–12 tube packs
How capsaicin works
Why warming comfort is discussed in CHS.
Localized warming sensationEducational illustration of an external skin response
Capsaicin activates heat-sensitive receptors in the skin and creates a noticeable warming sensation. Small clinical studies have evaluated topical capsaicin for temporary nausea relief during suspected CHS episodes, but the evidence remains limited.
What that means for this product: CHS SOS is a 0.2% consumer warming cream. A randomized pilot trial used a different 0.1% formulation, so its results should not be treated as proof that every strength works the same way. Individual responses vary.
The cream cannot confirm CHS, stop dehydration, or prevent another episode. Complete cannabis cessation remains the central long-term step associated with CHS recovery and recurrence prevention.
Start with two tubes or reduce the cost per tube with a larger pack. Selecting an option opens the official CHS SOS store, where current inventory and checkout are confirmed.
Secure checkout, inventory, shipping, returns, taxes, and final pricing are handled on the official CHS SOS store. Pack links include campaign parameters so CHS SOS can measure which educational placements lead to product interest.
How to apply it
Four steps before the cream touches your skin.
Always follow the current tube label. If its directions differ from this general overview, the label controls.
Before you applyGlove on. Thin layer. No added heat.
01
Start with clean, dry skin.
Check the label and do not apply to broken, irritated, infected, or recently heated skin.
02
Put on the included glove and use a thin layer.
Apply only to the abdomen or another area permitted by the current product label, then rub it in gently. Do not use more or more often than directed.
03
Wash your hands and avoid extra heat.
Keep the cream away from eyes, nose, mouth, and sensitive skin. Do not cover the area tightly or combine topical capsaicin with a heating pad.
04
Expect warmth, but stop for a severe reaction.
Discontinue use and seek advice for severe burning, swelling, blistering, breathing difficulty, or another significant reaction. Persistent vomiting or dehydration signs require prompt medical care.
Questions before buying
Know what the cream can—and cannot—do.
Is CHS SOS a cure for CHS?+
No. A capsaicin warming cream may be considered for temporary comfort by some people, but it does not cure CHS, remove the need for medical evaluation, or prevent recurrence. Complete cannabis cessation remains fundamental to recovery and recurrence prevention.
Why is the formula 0.2% when some studies used another strength?+
Topical capsaicin studies in suspected CHS have not all used the same formulation or concentration. CHS SOS is its own 0.2% consumer product, so visitors should follow its current label and should not assume a study of another strength proves the same effect.
Which pack should I choose?+
The Trial Pack is the smallest way to evaluate the product. Larger packs reduce the cost per tube. Choose only after reading the directions and warnings; more tubes do not make the product medically necessary or appropriate for everyone.
Does checkout happen on this blog?+
No. This page explains the product and pack options. Selecting a pack opens the official CHS SOS store in a new tab, where current inventory, shipping, taxes, returns, and checkout are handled.
Continue with CHS safety guidance
Plan for more than symptom support.
Review warning signs, hydration priorities, episode notes, recovery guidance, and questions to discuss with a clinician.
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