Flexiseq Active Gel

Pack size: 50g, 100g

inc. VAT

Flexiseq Active contains a lighter formulation developed for pain and stiffness associated with everyday joint wear and tear.

Information Leaflet

Description

Flexiseq Active contains a lighter formulation developed for pain and stiffness associated with everyday joint wear and tear. Flexiseq Active lubricates the cartilage in the joints to improve impaired joint function.

Key Benefits

Relieves pain
Improves mobility
Helps lubricate and protect your joints
Convenient twice daily application
Drug-Free

Uses / Instructions

Flexiseq is for external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Should contact occur, rinse well with clean water immediately. Apply twice daily (in the morning and evening) to the soft tissues around the affected joint. Use a quantity that is appropriate to the size of the joint being treated:

For the knee, shoulder or hip, a line as long as your index finger
For the ankles, wrists, a line as long as half of your index finger

Always wash your hands after application. Ensure you allow the treated area to dry out for 10 mins before covering to prevent reducing the functionality of the product. You can reduce the drying time by warming the skin before applying the gel. Twice-daily treatment can provide pain relief after as little as 2 days. However, it may take up to several days of continuous use for the full effect to be experienced.

Warnings

NOT use Flexiseq Active if you are allergic to any of the ingredients in this product (see ingredients tab for full list).
Do NOT use this product on open wounds, broken or infected skin or mucous membranes (such as the mouth, nose or eyes).
It is not advisable to use this product if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
It is not recommended to use this product on children unless advised by a doctor.

Side Effects

There have been no serious side effects reported when using Flexiseq Active however it may cause minor skin irritations, such as erythema, dry skin and rash as the site of application. These are usually of mild to moderate intensity, transient and fading away by themselves.

See patient information leaflet for full details.