Soothe pesky body aches and pains with the Salonpas pain-relieving patches. This pain-relieving product comes in a 20-count box to provide long-lasting pain relief for a variety of common ailments. The patches may be worn for extended periods to provide temporary relief for mild to moderate aches and pains. They are used to treat arthritis as well as bruises, muscle strains, sprains, and other minor injuries. Each patch is easy to apply and remove, and you can wear them even while active. Made in Japan by Hisamitsu, this Salonpas product is designed to alleviate joint pain, soreness, stiff muscles, and similar issues. The product is for adults 18 years of age and older, and it is acquired without a prescription. Salonpas is applied to almost any part of the body to ease your pain. It is a good idea to apply the product after a bath, because clean and dry skin produces the best results. These patches are FDA approved and are used for up to 8 to 12 hours per day. They are gentle enough for extended periods when you’re recovering from an injury. The patches may be used up to three days in a row, while using up to two at a time for maximum relief. The activation time varies, but most users experience significant results within an hour. It may take slightly longer for others. Those with a backache or joint pain who would like to avoid prescription drugs may find relief with this Salonpas treatment. It supplies analgesic medication to the troublesome areas for quick release of pain all day without the side effects associated with other products. This low-risk method helps you move on with your daily physical activities without worrying about pain. It is effective for minor injuries associated with bruises or muscle strains and is especially beneficial for those who work physically demanding jobs. This treatment is also effective for minor athletic injuries. Each patch is made of a stretchy material so that it fits on high-movement areas such as knees and elbows. The patches also work well on the neck, shoulders, and other areas where strains and sprains are common.
