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Deep Relief Anti-inflammatory Gel and Deep Relief Joint Pain Gel are powerful pain and inflammation relieving gels which contain ibuprofen – a Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug (NSAID), and levomenthol. The products are designed to relieve pain and inflammation and reduce swelling where you need it.
Yes, Deep Relief Anti-inflammatory Gel and Deep Relief Joint Pain Gel are medicines. Always read the label. Deep Relief Joint Pain Gel is available from Pharmacies only. Speak to your Pharmacist.
Deep Relief Anti-inflammatory Gel and Deep Relief Joint Pain Gel are pain and inflammation relief gels which contain two effective pain-killing ingredients plus anti-inflammatory action: ibuprofen and, levomenthol which cools and soothes – helping the delivery of powerful targeted pain relief where you need it most.
Deep Relief Anti-inflammatory Gel and Deep Relief Joint Pain Gel are unique pain and inflammation relieving gels that combine two pain-killing ingredients plus anti-inflammatory action in one powerful formulation:
- Ibuprofen penetrates the skin to provide effective pain relief and anti-inflammatory action
- Levomenthol cools and soothes to help provide pain relief to the inflamed area
The combination of ibuprofen and levomenthol effectively relieves pain, inflammation and swelling to help you get back on your feet. A lab study has shown that levomenthol acts synergistically with ibuprofen to enhance the delivery of ibuprofen through the skin compared with ibuprofen alone.
Ibuprofen is one of the active ingredients in Deep Relief Anti-inflammatory Gel and Deep Relief Joint Pain Gel. Ibuprofen is a Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug (NSAID) which helps relieve mild to moderate pain and reduce both inflammation and swelling. Following injury, your body releases chemicals called prostaglandins, which trigger symptoms of pain and inflammation. Ibuprofen reduces the prostaglandins that your body produces, thus reducing your pain. When it is used topically as a gel, it is absorbed through the skin to reduce local pain and inflammation.
Levomenthol is one of the active ingredients in Deep Relief Anti-inflammatory Gel and Deep Relief Joint Pain Gel. Levomenthol acts on the cold-sensitive receptors in the skin flooding the sensory nerves with cold signals. These cold signals compete with pain signals and dilute the pain messages going to the brain.
Deep Relief Joint Pain Gel 100g – sold in Pharmacies only, may also be used on the advice of a pharmacist or doctor to help relieve the pain of non-serious arthritic conditions.
Deep Relief Anti-inflammatory Gel and Deep Relief Joint Pain Gel are Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs). The use of topical NSAIDs to treat back pain or sprains and strains is recommended by the Self-Care Forum, which says that “Rub-on” (topical) treatments and pain-killers such as ibuprofen are effective in most cases and recommends that sufferers should consult their pharmacist for advice.
Do not use Deep Relief Anti-inflammatory Gel and Deep Relief Joint Pain Gel if you are more than 6 months pregnant or breastfeeding. As with all pain relieving products, consult your doctor or pharmacist before using Deep Relief Anti-inflammatory Gel and Deep Relief Joint Pain Gel during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Medicines can effect the unborn baby. Always talk to your Doctor or Pharmacist before taking any medicine in pregnancy.
Before using Deep Relief Anti-inflammatory Gel and Deep Relief Joint Pain Gel you should speak to your doctor or pharmacist if you are taking any other regular medication. This includes medicines prescribed by your Doctor and medicines that you have bought without prescription.
Do not use Deep Relief Anti-inflammatory Gel and Deep Relief Joint Pain Gel if you are known to be hypersensitive to ibuprofen and/or levomenthol.
In general topical Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs) have a reduced incidence of systemic side effects compared with oral medication. The types of side effects you might see with topical products are more likely to be localised skin reactions. However, all medicinal products can cause side effects and it is always important to read the provided patient information leaflet before use.