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Intermed Flexel Cooling Patch Adhesive Patches 3pcs

Intermed Flexel Cooling Patch Adhesive Patches 3pcs

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Brand: Intermed
Categories: Pain Relief , Patches

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Intermed Flexel Cooling Patch: cool relief with peppermint oil where it hurts

The Intermed Flexel Cooling Patch are refreshing hydrogel adhesive patches with peppermint oil, in a pack of 3 pieces. The manufacturer describes them as fast-acting patches that provide relief from various types of pain, applied directly to the affected area.

They are a practical option for those who want local cool relief without getting their hands dirty with cream or gel, and without keeping an ice pack. The patch adheres to the skin and allows you to continue your activities.

How a cooling hydrogel patch works

Hydrogel is a polymer network that holds a large amount of water. When it comes into contact with the skin, the water gradually evaporates and removes heat, creating a mild, steady feeling of coolness. Unlike ice, this coolness is not abrupt and does not require a cloth between the skin and the cold source.

Peppermint oil (Mentha piperita) has a long tradition in rubbing and massage products, where it offers a characteristic sense of freshness and its familiar aroma. The manufacturer states that the peppermint oil in the composition is menthol-free.

When it is used

According to the manufacturer, the patches are intended for:

  • stiff neck and shoulder pain,
  • lower back pain and sciatica,
  • bruises and sprains,
  • joint pain,
  • muscular strains.

Coolness or warmth: what suits when

A common question in the pharmacy is whether a pain needs cold or warm. As a general rule, coolness is preferred in the first hours after a blow, sprain or intense exercise, when the area is warm or swollen. Heat is usually used for chronic muscle tightness. If you are not sure, ask your pharmacist or physiotherapist.

Who is it suitable for

For those who spend many hours at the office and feel tightness in the neck and shoulders. For amateur athletes after intense training. For those who prefer a discreet patch worn under clothes instead of ointment.

How to use

Clean and dry the application area thoroughly. Open the package and take out the hydrogel patch. Remove the protective film and apply it to the painful area, 1 to 2 times a day.

Package: 3 patches.

Do not apply to wounds, irritated skin or near the eyes. Remove the patch if redness or itching occurs. If the pain is intense, is accompanied by swelling after a blow or does not subside in a few days, consult a doctor.

Frequently asked questions

How many times a day do I use it?

1 to 2 times a day, with a new patch each time.

How many patches are in the package?

Three patches, suitable for one to three days of use, depending on the frequency of application.

Does it warm or cool?

It cools. It is a cooling patch, not a warming one.

Can I wear it under clothes?

Yes, it is adhesive and thin, so you can continue your activities.

Is it suitable for children?

For use in children, ask the pharmacist or pediatrician first, as essential oils are not indicated for all ages.

Can I put it on immediately after a sprain?

Coolness is welcome after a sprain, but severe swelling or inability to bear weight require medical evaluation.

Hydrogel patch with peppermint oil (without menthol, according to the manufacturer).
Clean and thoroughly dry the application area. Open the package and take out the hydrogel patch. Remove the protective film and apply the patch to the painful area 1 to 2 times a day. Do not apply to wounds, irritated skin, mucous membranes or near the eyes. Remove the patch if irritation occurs. If pain persists or is severe, consult a doctor. Keep out of reach of children.


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