Flector Tissugel EP 1% – Topical Diclofenac Epolamine Patches (10 Patches)
Targeted Relief for Sprains, Strains, Tendon Pain & Osteoarthritic Flare-Ups
Localized pain from sprains, tendon issues, bruises, and arthritis can limit daily activities. Flector Tissugel EP delivers prescription-strength anti-inflammatory therapy straight to the affected area with minimal systemic exposure.
🌿 What Is Flector Tissugel EP 1%?
Flector is a topical, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory patch containing diclofenac epolamine (1%, ≈140 mg diclofenac) embedded in a polymeric gel matrix and adhesive backing. It’s engineered for high tissue penetration and steady drug release
✅ Key Benefits
Effective pain & inflammation relief for tendon/ligament injuries, sprains, bruises, and osteoarthritis flare-ups
Rapid symptom resolution noted within ~6–8 days, significantly faster compared to placebo
Reduced systemic risks compared to oral NSAIDs thanks to localized absorption
Clean application: no glue or oil residue, easy to remove, and suitable for sensitive skin
🕒 How to Use
Adults & teens (≥16 years): Apply 1 patch to clean, intact skin over the painful area once every 12 or 24 hours; maximum 2 patches per day
Treatment duration:
Sprains/contusions: 3–7 days
Tendon/ligament pain: up to 7 days
Osteoarthritis flare-ups: 7–14 days
If no improvement, consult your healthcare provider.
Avoid bathing or showering with the patch on; do not cover with non-breathable dressings
⚠️ Precautions & Side Effects
Do not apply on broken, infected, or burned skin
Common side effects: mild skin irritation, itching, or rash at application site
Serious risks: although rare, may include cardiovascular, gastrointestinal, or renal effects—especially in long-term or high-dose use
Contraindications: pregnancy (especially after 6 months), NSAID allergy, heart or GI disease, open skin lesions
Drug interactions: Use caution with oral NSAIDs—combine only under medical supervision
📚 Clinical Insight
Flector patches demonstrated clear superiority over placebo in a randomized controlled trial for minor sports injuries: pain resolved after ~8.8 days versus ~12.4 days with placebo






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