FlexiSEQ 100g Max Strength Topical Gel, Drug-Free, Joint Pain Relief Gel for Knees, Hips, Feet, Hands etc

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Do not use FlexiSEQ Max Strength on open wounds, broken or infected skin or mucous membranes (the lining of the openings of the body, such as the mouth, nose or eyes).

Due to the potency of the NSAID diclofenac, Voltarol has some different potential side effects to Flexiseq. Potential side effects of Flexiseq include mild reactions such as irritated skin and redness, whereas potential side effects of Voltarol include nausea, dizziness, swelling, headache, constipation and vomiting. Side effects from Flexiseq Gel are not common. Among the mild potential side effects of Flexiseq are mild skin irritation in the application area, such as dry or red skin, and skin rash. If you experience any of these symptoms, they should resolve in a few days without treatment being necessary. Key uncertainties are the limited evidence base for FLEXISEQ’s analgesic mode of action and the major limitation of all trials in that there was no topical placebo control (inactive gel) with which to compare the effectiveness of FLEXISEQ. The meta-analysis was of poor methodological quality. A randomised controlled trial comparing FLEXISEQ to a topical gel placebo in people with knee osteoarthritis is currently ongoing with results expected in late 2016. FlexiSEQ Max Strength is a topically applied gel specially formulated to help fight against the pain and stiffness associated with osteoarthritis.Flexiseq is applied topically to an affected joint and delivers lubricating ingredients directly into joints damaged by osteoarthritis.

Unlike most pain treatments, FlexiSEQ treatments are drug-free and therefore have an excellent safety profile. They can be used by patients with other conditions such as high blood pressure and by patients who take numerous medications. Unlike drug-based painkillers, which can only be used for short periods, FlexiSEQ can be safely used long-term as part of your daily healthcare regimen. A 2013 trial treated 1,395 participants with Flexiseq for 12 weeks. It was found that Flexiseq had similar effectiveness to celecoxib tablets and ketoprofen gel in relieving pain and stiffness and improving function. FlexiSEQ Max Strength (for Osteoarthritis) is intended for patients who need to treat the pain and stiffness associated with OA. Patients seeking maximum strength treatment for their symptoms should choose FlexiSEQ Max Strength. SEQ Tech inside FlexiSEQ Max Strength (for Osteoarthritis) delivers lubricating ingredients into joints to help reduce pain and improve mobility. Before you cover your skin with any clothing, let Flexiseq dry for ten minutes. If you don’t give the gel a chance to dry, you may prevent the product from absorbing properly. If the gel takes longer than 15 minutes to dry, use a little less gel for your next application.Flexiseq Max strength will begin to work in less than 10 minutes. The product must be applied as directed and allowed to fully dry as this can impair the effect of the gel and produce an impaired performance. Flexiseq Gel is suitable for all types of osteoarthritis. By providing lubrication to joints that are stiff and sore, it allows people with osteoarthritis to enjoy a greater range of motion. The treatment can be used with osteoarthritis medicines safely, as well as medicines for other medical conditions. One of the key studies in this extensive clinical programme also demonstrated that FlexiSEQ Max Strength (for Osteoarthritis) is as effective at alleviating joint pain as an oral prescription drug which, unlike FlexiSEQ Max Strength (for Osteoarthritis), but in common with other treatments in the same class of Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs), has well recognised systemic side effects (problems resulting from the drug being spread throughout the body). In this comparison study, patients treated with FlexiSEQ Max Strength (for Osteoarthritis) reported a reduction in joint pain and stiffness that was equivalent to that reported by the patients taking oral celecoxib. Flexiseq Active contains a light formulation that offers osteoarthritis sufferers a cost-effective treatment for the pain, discomfort and stiffness caused by osteoarthritis. The gel does this by lubricating the joints uniquely with ‘SEQ Tech’ technology and provides a therapeutic solution for people with osteoarthritis to stay mobile. It is important to allow FLEXISEQ to dry before covering. Failure to do so may impair the absorption of the product. The gel should dry after no more than 15 minutes. If drying time takes longer, just use a little less next time Tips and Advice

In the event of serious side effects, or if you notice any side effects not listed in this leaflet, Flexiseq should be applied twice daily to the affected joint, usually in the morning and the evening. Use enough gel to evenly cover the soft tissue around the joint. After applying Flexiseq gel to the targeted area, leave to dry for ten minutes then cover. When using Flexiseq, monitor the drying time. If the gel takes less than the guideline 10 minutes to try then it is likely that not enough gel has been applied. If reduced drying time is observed apply a small amount more. How to use Flexiseq Gel? Due to COVID-19 we are not currently offering Next Day Delivery as our couriers are not always adhering to the delivery timescales, we will introduce this again in the future. continue to use the product. In case of continuing side effects, you may first reduce the dose (e.g.

FlexiSEQ Max Strength helps to relieve pain and improve joint mobility thanks to billions of plant-based, oily droplets called Sequessomes. Flexiseq FLEXISEQ Active is an innovative, drug-free way to treat joint pain and sfiffness and care for your joints. from twice daily to once daily). If this does not improve the condition, you may discontinue treatment FlexiSEQ (for Joint Wear & Tear) contains a lower concentration of Sequessome vesicles (SEQ Tech), making it lighter and therefore suitable for the daily needs of active people whose joints suffer from wear and tear. If you aren’t seeing any noticeable improvement after using Flexiseq for this time, speak to your GP or pharmacist for further advice. They may suggest an alternative treatment.

If you can’t use Flexiseq for one of these reasons, there are other non-prescription treatments that may be suitable for you. These include oral painkillers, including paracetamol or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as ibuprofen, and other topical gels and creams, such as ibuprofen or diclofenac gel.

However, for some people, the medicine may take a few more days or several weeks to gradually improve symptoms. The easiest way to make sure that the affected ankle area is covered, is by applying a line of gel as long as your index finger from one side of the ankle joint all around the other side, making sure that the Achilles heel and the space between both ankle joints at the front is covered. You should not apply FlexiSEQ directly on your ankle bone but please make sure you do so on the soft tissue around it. MIBs are not NICE guidance. They differ in format, contain no judgement on the value of the technology and do not constitute a guidance recommendation.