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Deep Heat Patches, 4 PatchesDeep Heat Patch can be used to generate heat in tired, injured, or sore muscles. As it is absorbed, your body’s natural enzymes turn its special blend of ingredients into a powerful painkiller. The heat patch is an effective non-medicinal alternative to the rub and spray. Can be placed directly onto the skin at the site of pain to provide soothing controlled heat for up to 8 hours. They are odourless and air-activated upon opening.Benefits:Pain relieftherapeutic heat from the patch helps reduce pain giving a targeted analgesic effect right where you need itHeat therapyPenetrating heat helps relax stiff, sore, aching muscles and joints helping to restore movementHeat increases blood flow to the affected area providing oxygen and nutrients to aid the healing processWhat is heat therapy and hot topical analgesic treatment?Applying heat to the joints and muscles in your body can help with injury or inflammation. It can help relax the muscles, reduce stiffness, relieve pain and improve the blood supply to the affected area to aid healing. Heat treatment can be applied by using a warm pad or patch or by using a hot topical treatment such as a rub or spray like Deep Heat. Deep Heat Heat Rub contains a special ingredient that, together with the body’s natural enzymes, generates penetrating warmth that can be used to treat several types of pain. This rub contains ingredients that act as counter irritants to provide a tingling, pain-relieving sensation to dilate blood vessels, re-oxygenate the tissues and relax the muscles. As it is absorbed, your body’s natural enzymes turn its special blend of ingredients into a powerful painkiller.When do I need a hot topical treatment?To treat everyday aches and pains such as tired, sore or overstretched muscles.To treat more painful conditions such as rheumatic pain, backache, sciatica, fibrositis and lumbago.Before and after exercise, when necessary and to treat minor sports injuries.How do the topical treatments work?A ‘topical’ treatment is one that is applied directly to the part of the body where you feel the discomfort. This is different to painkillers taken by mouth, which dissolve to release their ingredients into the bloodstream and throughout the body. Topical analgesics minimise the risk of side effects by delivering the drug to the area of application. They can also be an effective alternative to oral analgesics, or can be used in conjunction with oral analgesics if necessary.