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Kowa Vantelin Creamy Gel Alpha with Indomethacin and Arnica for Bruises and Sprains
About the product
Characteristics
| Quantity | 1000 pcs |
|---|---|
| manufacturer | Kowa |
Composition and method of application
Ingredients (1 g): indomethacin 10 mg, L-menthol 30 mg, tocopherol acetate 20 mg, arnica tincture 5 mg (1 mg arnica in pure form), octyldodecyl myristate, diisopropyl adipate, carboxyvinyl polymer, hypromellose, sorbitan stearate, glycerol stearate, polysorbate 60, sodium edetate, sodium bisulfite, diisopropanolamine, isopropanol.
How to use: apply a small amount of the product to the problem area 3-4 times a day.
Contraindications: allergy to medications, asthma, age under 11 years.
A doctor's consultation is necessary in the following cases: allergy to medications, pregnancy.
Do not use on mucous membranes or areas with open wounds, rashes, eczema, mycosis, ringworm or suppuration.
If side effects occur during use (rash, redness and itching of the skin, swelling, sensation of heat, tingling, dryness), consult a doctor.
Do not use for more than 5-6 days.
Product description
The Kowa Vantelin Creamy Gel α contains active ingredients that effectively penetrate the affected area to deliver quick pain relief and anti-inflammatory benefits:
- Indomethacin alleviates muscle inflammation, reduces swelling, eases discomfort, and enhances range of motion.
- Tocopherol acetate boosts blood circulation, speeds up oxygen delivery to muscles and joints, and supports rapid recovery after injuries or intense activity.
- l-Menthol activates cooling receptors, providing relief from discomfort.
- Arnica tincture reduces inflammation, has antiseptic properties, and decreases swelling.
Kowa Vantelin Creamy Gel α is recommended for discomfort in the shoulder area, muscles, joints, and lower back, and is also suggested for use in cases of tendonitis, bruises, and sprains of soft tissues.