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

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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. The key points from the evidence summarised in this briefing are from 4randomised controlled trials (RCTs), including a total of 3,213patients with knee osteoarthritis, and a meta-analysis. The RCTs, in which FLEXISEQ was used as the placebo arm for studies of topical ketoprofen and oral celecoxib, showed that FLEXISEQ was, in some cases, at least non-inferior to active comparators. The meta-analysis reported that the magnitude of the effect with FLEXISEQ is unlikely to be a result of the placebo effect alone.

Flexiseq Max Strength Osteo Gel unique drug free action works only where it's needed to provide pain relief while SEQ Tech delivers lubricating ingredients into stiff joints to improve impaired joint function associated with all stages of osteoarthritis.

Everything you need to know about FlexiSEQ's two drug-free gels

Clinically proven to relieve joint pain and improve mobility, FlexiSEQ Max Strength uses unique SEQ Tech™ to help lubricate and protect your joints.

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. 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.continue to use the product. In case of continuing side effects, you may first reduce the dose (e.g. 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 (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. In clinical trials Flexiseq caused minor skin irritations, mainly erythema, dry skin and rash – usually mild to moderate intensity, transient and fading away by itself. A treatment interruption was not necessary. Allow Flexiseq gel to dry for the recommended 10 minutes. If the product dries earlier than this, apply a small amount more. 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?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. FLEXISEQ Active avoids side effects such as gastro-intestinal and cardio-vascular problems associated with commonly used painkillers, including Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs). This means it can be used long-term. The topical gel formulation has an effective, physical mode of action that does not simply mask pain like many pharmaceutical painkillers.