Musculo-skeletal pain is one of the major public health issues prevailing globally; they cause long term pain leading to physical disabilities, reducing the ability to work and decreasing the quality of life of the people and becoming a heavy burden in terms of cost to the individual. It encompasses a wide spectrum of disorders from simple ligament injury, sprain to various complicated issues involving the skeletal structure. Lower back pain and osteoarthritis are the most common problems related to Musculo-skeletal disorders. Among the elderly patients, Musculo-skeletal pain is highly prevalent with rates between 40-60%. It is not confined to a single joint, but its multi-site involvement contributes significantly to disability among elderly patients.

In a healthy individual, pain is defined as a complex sensory experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage. Pharmacological treatments include oral and topical analgesics like non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS), paracetamol, tramadol and opioids. While these pain killers can have serious side effects when taken on a longer run, topical agents can achieve a similar efficacy without the involvement of systemic effects. Various herbs and essential oils are mentioned in Ayurvedic treatises and numerous research studies on phytoconstituents have demonstrated analgesic effects of topical application. Based on literature review, an oil blend to relieve pain and stress was developed by Greenspace. The current study intends to assess its efficacy, safety and tolerability in different types of acute and chronic pain conditions.