Ibuleve Pain Relief Gel

Ibuleve Pain Relief Gel features the clinically proven painkilling power of Ibuleve in a formula designed to bring rapid pain relief:

A published clinical study has shown Ibuleve can be as fast and effective as ibuprofen pills
Easily absorbed, penetrating gel
A clear, pleasant-to-use, fragrance-free formula

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Ibuleve Pain Relief Gel offers rapid relief of muscular backache, rheumatic and muscular pain, sprains, strains and sports injuries, while working to reduce swelling and inflammation.

Formulated by experts in skin-penetrating medicines, Ibuleve effectively delivers pain relief through the skin to the underlying tissues.

Available in the healthcare aisle in the following sizes: 30g, 50g and 100g pack

How to useIbuleve Pain Relief Gel

Apply the gel to your hand and apply enough to thinly cover the affected area
Use Ibuleve Pain Relief Gel up to three times a day or as advised by your doctor
Carry on using Ibuleve Pain Relief Gel in this way until your condition gets better
If your symptoms worsen or continue for more than 2 weeks, speak to your doctor

Read the Patient Information Leaflet (PIL) below

Pain Relief Gel PIL

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Ibuleve Pain Relief Gel is available over the counter, just ask your pharmacist.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Yes. Ibuleve does not contain any products of animal origin and it has not been tested on animals.

The patient information leaflet for Ibuleve Pain Relief Gel advises that users should speak to their doctor if their symptoms continue for more than two weeks

In the case of oral painkillers containing aspirin or other NSAIDs^* (e.g. ibuprofen, naproxen, diclofenac, piroxicam, celecoxib, and others), taking these while using Ibuleve may increase the risk of side effects occurring.

If you would like to take ibuprofen both orally and topically at the same time, consult your pharmacist or GP.

Ibuleve is licensed for use by adults and children over 12 years of age. It should not be used by children under 12 years except on the advice of a doctor.