Voltaren Plast 140mg 24H 5 Patches

Are you looking for a discreet, easy-to-use and effective solution? Then Voltaren 24h, 140 mg, Medicated Plaster is for you. Up to 24 hours of pain relief thanks to the continuous, constant and prolonged release of its active substance. With just one plaster a day, you can forget about pain for the whole day.

The new generation plasters with patented technology are thin and comfortable to wear, making them a good option to wear under your clothes without anyone noticing. Whether you have strains, sprains or bruises, you can count on this powerful anti-inflammatory.

How to Use

• The recommended dose is one medicated patch once a day.
  
• Place a medicated plaster on the painful area.
• The maximum total daily dose is 1 medicated plaster, even if there is more than one injured area to be treated.
• Treat only one painful area at a time.
• For application to the skin (cutaneous use).

• If necessary, the medicated patch can be held in place using a mesh bandage.

• To apply the plaster:

  • Tear the sachet containing the medicated plaster along the cutting line and remove the medicated plaster.

  • Remove one of the two protective films.

  • Apply to the area to be treated and remove the second protective film.

  • Apply light pressure with the palm of your hand until complete adhesion to the skin is achieved.

• To remove the plaster:

  • Moisten the plaster with water and peel off a corner of the plaster and gently pull away from the skin.

  • To remove product residue, wash the affected area with water, gently rubbing the area with your fingers, using a circular motion.

Non-prescription medicine. Voltaren Plast. Medicine contains diclofenac sodium indicated for acute strains, sprains or bruises of the extremities, from the age of 16 and on intact skin. Do not apply to mucous membranes and discontinue use if a rash develops. After 7 days without results, consult your doctor. Read the package leaflet carefully and if you have any doubts or if symptoms persist, consult your doctor or pharmacist. Read the information in the package leaflet carefully. If you have any doubts or if symptoms persist, consult your doctor or pharmacist. For more information, see the package leaflet here .