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

Product Information

Flexiseq Max Strength is a drug-free and clinically proven formula that aims to relieve pain and discomfort suffered by people affected by joint pain. The light formula works to help improve function of the joints, which helps mobility and can help make movement easier. Their purpose is to provide objective information on device and diagnostic technologies to aid local decision-making by clinicians, managers and procurement professionals. By making this information available, NICE helps to avoid the need for NHS organisations to produce similar information for local use. 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. Apply twice daily in the morning and evening. Lubricating action may take several days to start taking effect. 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 gel should not be used when you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Consult your doctor or healthcare professional to discuss any alternative treatments Alternatives to Flexiseq Max Strength Gel 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. continue to use the product. In case of continuing side effects, you may first reduce the dose (e.g. FlexiSEQ Max Strength is a topically applied gel specially formulated to help fight against the pain and stiffness associated with osteoarthritis. 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.Flexiseq should be applied twice a day to the affected area. Apply directly to the surrounding skin to help relieve pain and stiffness in the affected joints. This should help bring about a noticeable improvement in joint pain in as little as two days. of participants agreed that FlexiSEQ Max Strength (for Osteoarthritis) improved their joint mobility. There is increasing awareness that oral NSAIDs are not suitable for patients with certain other conditions (such as heart disease, asthma and stomach ulcers), or those who are on specific medications or are elderly. These patients will therefore benefit from the availability of this drug free, effective topical treatment. The technology described in this briefing is FLEXISEQ, a topically applied drug-free gel indicated for treating the symptoms of osteoarthritis. A potential innovative aspect is that it is described as having a novel, physical mode of action and contains no active drug. It consists of an aqueous gel containing hydrophilic, nanoscale lipid vesicles made from phospholipid bilayer (Sequessome vesicles), which are designed to pass through the skin into the joint. FLEXISEQ is regulated as a medical device.

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.

How to Apply Flexiseq Gel

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. Despite being drug free, FlexiSEQ has been shown to be as effective at alleviating joint pain as the oral prescription drug, celecoxib (an oral NSAID). 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. However, for some people, the medicine may take a few more days or several weeks to gradually improve symptoms. 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. With repeated use of Flexiseq, you should begin to experience pain relief. Ascension Health, the manufacturer of Flexiseq, says that symptoms can be eased in just two days. 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.