Reddit mentions of Vivaplex, 6, Cobalt Blue, 10 ml Glass Roll-on Bottles with Stainless Steel Roller Balls - .5 ml Dropper Included

I'm a bit confused. What do you mean by a "blend" in this context? Was there 4 different Frankincense "varieties" or was there a blend that featured Frankincense as the main ingredient/scent?

If you're referring to this, that's literally just Frankincense essential oil and a rather cheap carrier oil. You could replicate your own by purchasing 10 ML roller bottles off of amazon, buying a carrier oil of your choice -- if you want to be "fancy," go for golden jojoba oil -- and 6 drops of a quality Frankincense essential oil for a 3% dilution. Tallying that all up:

• These roller bottles are $7 for 6, so $1.17 apiece
  
• Golden Jojoba oil from Bulk Apothecary -- as a reputable bulk ingredient supplier -- is $7.12 for 2 oz, which is about 60 ML. For one 10 ML roller, it's $1.19, but let's call it $1.25 with shipping.
  
• There are two major types of Frankincense that I've heard of, made from resin found in different locations. Decent blog post from Plant Therapy here. Let's say you go with the more expensive Carteri oil, which is $18.95 for 10 ML. That's 200 drops of oil, and you only need 6 for this application. That's $0.57 worth of oil in your average roller bottle.
  
  So per bottle, it'll cost you $2.99 to replicate the $61 roller bottle from Doterra -- and I picked higher quality stuff than they did. In all, it'll cost you ~$35.95 to get set up... which is still much less than Doterra's version for just one. The oil and roller bottles will let you make 6 altogether -- the EO will last for a whopping 33 roller bottles before running out! (Assuming you don't use it for something else, of course.)
  
  So to be clear, you spend $35.95 for 6 roller bottles & a ton of leftover Frankincense EO. You'd need to spend $366 to get 6 roller bottles of the Doterra version, and you'd get an inferior carrier oil AND no extra Essential oil. That's literally 90% less to do it yourself -- talk about markup.
  
  Math like this shows how they, Young Living and others who sell pre-diluted blends make A SHITTON OF MONEY. You're paying for 3% of actual product (safely) diluted by a cheap (though decent) filler, which is why you're better off paying for the EO itself and diluting it on your own.
  
  Did that help?

Hi there, I saw your comment and felt the need to reply! I'll start by saying I don't know anything at all about phantom pain syndrome.

But what I do know is my mom had terrible, terrible neuropathy pain in her hands and legs from her chemotherapy that she had. She tried Lyrica, Gabapentin, and marijuana and none of those things helped at all. Even liquid morphine and dilaudid while she was in hospice care didn't help it. The tingling, itchy, fiery aching pain always broke through.

The one thing she finally found that worked was essential oils. Her pain went from a 8/10 to about a 2/10. It sounds like you're at the point where you're willing to try anything! I'm sorry. I can't imagine living in constant paint like that.

Here's what she used--marjoram, frankincense, basil, cypress, and that was all mixed with fractionated coconut oil. Applied with a roller ball as often as she felt like she needed it. Sometimes it was every half hour or sometimes it was every couple of hours.

I did some quick googling of "phantom pain syndrome essential oils" and there were lots of results. I encourage you to do the same!
I hope you have a good day. Take care.

I think you would burn thru alot of oil that way in waste, guessing though I have not tested. I make my own oil so I use something similar to this https://www.amazon.com/Cobalt-Glass-Bottles-Stainless-Roller/dp/B013SJWE2G/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?keywords=roller+ball&qid=1562681960&s=gateway&sr=8-3. I really don’t know why more beats brand oils don’t. I have pulled a hair out on the roller ball. However that a rare occurrence.

Something like this?