Thomas Arens, Host of Fishing the DMV

"My grandmother used Blue Stuff faithfully for years because it was the first thing that truly brought her relief. I was a catcher in Little League and always kept a roll-on in my gear bag for my shoulder and elbow. My dad started using it too, and even now — well into retirement — he puts it on his knee before mowing lawns. My aunt still uses it for her neck and back, and her daughter, who spends long hours at a computer, swears by it for easing neck tension. At this point, you could definitely say we’re a ‘Blue Stuff family.’

"I was a catcher in Little League and always kept a roll-on in my gear bag for my shoulder and elbow. For me personally, Super Blue Stuff became even more important in high school after I had shoulder surgery. Super Blue Stuff was a major part of my recovery and helped me get back to the activities I loved. Ever since then, I've carried a roll-on with me everywhere, whether I am traveling, horseback riding with my wife, or out on the water filming Fishing the DMV.

"Super Blue Stuff has been with my family for decades, and it's going to stay that way."

— Thomas Arens