Amazon Brand - SolimoEpsom Salt Soak, Magnesium Sulfate USP, Unscented, 8 pound (Pack of 3)

I’ve tried a lot of bath soaks, but this pure Epsom salt is the only one I keep buying. It’s a must-have for post-workout recovery, easing sore muscles, and reducing stress after long days. I use it in warm baths and foot soaks—it dissolves quickly, leaves no residue, and helps me sleep better at night. I also put it in my daughter‘s tubs. I believe it helps with so many things unwinding, getting needed magnesium into our system, keeping stools soft and quality sleep!

The Solimo Epsom Salt Soak offers a simple yet effective way to unwind and rejuvenate. Each 8-pound bag contains pure magnesium sulfate USP, known for its therapeutic properties and versatility. The unscented formula makes it suitable for those with sensitivities to fragrances while providing all the benefits of traditional Epsom salt.Ideal for soothing tired muscles, easing stress, and promoting relaxation, this Epsom salt soak is perfect for a calming bath experience. Its large size ensures you have plenty on hand for multiple uses, making it a practical addition to your wellness routine.Whether you're looking to enhance your bath time or explore the benefits of Epsom salt for health and relaxation, the Solimo Epsom Salt Soak offers quality and convenience at an excellent value.

My husband and I both take epsom salt baths regularly. I love that these come in multi-packs so each order lasts us several months. The magnesium does a fantastic job of providing relief to sore muscles and joints. We especially like to use it in a hot bath right before bedtime as it relaxes the whole body and helps to achieve a solid night of rest. I appreciate that this one is unscented and therefore doesn't have unnecessary artificial chemicals and fragrances. I would definitely recommend this product.

This is my go to epsom. You get so much for the price. Great for soaking and plants love it too.

I bought this and baking soda to make laundry Fragrance crystals. You mix Epsom salt and baking soda and some fragrance and you’re all set. This was an excellent value.

I buy these for use in hot end-of-day baths and in foot soaks and add essential oils for a variety of fragrances. Good product: packages are full weight, the salts are not clumped, are unscented, and dissolve easily. I am fully satisfied with these epsom salts (I subscribe). but every once in a while I receive a packet on which the "reclosable" zips on the packaging do not work. It is not a big deal to close them with a clip, but if you have high humidity, it would be undesirable.

EXCELLENT, GREAT VALUE AND FREE SHIPPING IF YOUR ORDER IS LARGE ENOUGH, HELPS ALOT IF YOU ARE HURT AND CANNOT GET TO COSTCO

When the smaller bag went out of stock and couldn’t be delivered via sub and save am happy to have found this mega three pack.Besides soaking in the tub and using for injuries and soar muscles use to remove tree stumps and random overgrowth.How? After research and trial and error to remove two stumps by a fence nothing worked. Upon spending a bunch in attempting various poisonous options found answers at YouTube University😁My modification of the lessons learned, drill a one inch wide group of holes into the stump (my stumps were a foot in diameter) about two inches deep as the wet newly cut wood is difficult to penetrate. Include exposed large roots if they’re thick. Fill the holes with epsom. Walk away.How many? I drilled a hole every couple of inches.The epsom drains the moisture from the trunk and roots.For random stray trees along the garden fence, cut them down. As close to the ground as possible. Drill holes. Epsom fill. Walk away.Over time as the stump dries use a sawsal or chain saw to trim off the dried wood. In my case one treatment didn’t work. I did a second.The stump dried and was easy to remove.Due to the location a stump remover wasn’t possible nor was fire. Some people burn stumps off. It wasn’t possible in my case.For the stray trees it took one treatment. The holes were smaller as the stumps were a couple inches wide. But the epsom took care of the root system easy peasy.I’ve seen some people add water to the epsom. I don’t agree with this as the point of the salt addition is dry the stump.I hadn’t tried rock salt but think the outcome could be the same, for a small price tag.For less than $5 the stumps were destroyed and easy to remove in one season.This method does require patience. But the outcome is remarkable, based on my experience