Traumanil contains no menthol or salicylate. It delivers powerful, anti-inflammatory ingredients to the site of the injury. Other rubs give a false sense, or placebo effect, by making the skin feel hot or cold thereby only masking the pain instead of treating it.

Usually not. In the event that it causes discoloration of clothes it will generally wash out. Always make sure that Traumanil is rubbed in, absorbed and dry before putting on your clothes.

Yes. An oral (systemic) NSAID might help with the effectiveness and can be used with Traumanil but your doctor would be the best judge of this.

Traumanil is not a Cox1 or Cox2 NSAID and can be used in combination with NSAIDs. It would be wise to check with your doctor before taking both.

No. Traumanil is a topical gel application thereby eliminating any requirement to eat before or during application.

No. Unlike oral NSAIDs or Cox 2 drugs, Traumanil will not cause these kinds of problems.

Fingers, wrists, elbows, neck, ankles, feet, hands, shoulders, knees and muscles.

One pump will dispense enough Traumanil to cover an area the size of the top of your hand.

When treating joints like the knee, it is best to use enough Traumanil to cover around the entire knee.

Acute injuries, like sprains of fingers, ankles or muscles will respond to Traumanil within minutes and will quickly recover. Repetitive use injuries will respond to Traumanil therapy in the first few days, but these areas need to be treated consistently for about one month for best results.

Traumanil should be applied four times daily for best results.

Traumanil comes in 50ml airless pump bottle.
Always read the label. Use only as directed. If symptoms persist, see your healthcare professional.
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