DICLOX forte pain gel ratiopharm

Diclox forte pain gel: Twice as concentrated* and effective against pain

Whether during sports or in everyday life: Acute strains, bruises or sprains happen faster than you think. Classic movement pains such as knee and back pain are also stressful and restrict everyday life. That's why you want effective help to get fit again. The analgesic and anti-inflammatory active ingredient diclofenac has proven itself in sports injuries, degenerative diseases of the musculoskeletal system and acute strains and bruises. That is why there is ratiopharm for the effective treatment of acute injuries: Diclox forte pain gel with the proven active ingredient diclofenac. This allows the pain to be treated exactly where it hurts. The difference to other pain gels lies in the higher dosage. Diclox forte is particularly suitable for people who want a higher-dose pain gel. Despite the double concentration of active ingredients*, Diclox forte has only a low risk of side effects** and helps with targeted pain treatment.

If the pain gel should be dosed a little higher: Diclox forte pain gel

The active ingredient diclofenac has an analgesic and anti-inflammatory effect. That is why it is often used for sports and accident injuries, joint pain, tendonitis and rheumatic diseases. In the case of acute movement pain, Diclofenac has proven particularly effective as a pain gel for external use. For this purpose, ratiopharm Diclox forte pain gel with the proven active ingredient diclofenac in twice the active ingredient concentration*. Diclofenac reliably helps with pain and inflammation. Despite the higher dosage, Diclox forte only has a low risk of side effects**. Diclox forte leaves hardly any residue when massaged in and acts specifically where it hurts. It can be used twice a day. Depending on the size of the painful part of the body, apply an amount the size of a cherry to a walnut. It should not be used for more than 7 days without medical advice. Diclox forte is suitable for adults and young people aged 14 and over.

*Twice as strong vs. 1% diclofenac gels

** vs oral NSAIDs

For medicines: Read the leaflet on the risks and side effects and ask your doctor or pharmacist.