HISAMITSU Pharmaceutical Fatus 5.0 Warmth 10pcs
DESCRIPTION
Shoulder pain with stiff shoulders low back pain joint pain muscle pain bruise sprain tenosynovitis hand wrist ankle pain and swelling elbow pain tennis elbow
Transdermal analgesic antiinflammatory tape with 5.0% active ingredient, felbinac.
Shows excellent effects on pain in the shoulders, lower back, joints, and muscles.
Contains vitamin E that promote blood circulation in the affected area.
Nonylic acid vanillyl amide works to provide a soothing warming sensation.
Subtly fragrant product you can use comfortably during bedtime or in public.
HOW TO USE
Remove the plastic film and apply to the affected area, not more than twice a day.
Benefits
Joint pain, tenosynovitis (pain in the handslwrists), pain in the elbows (tennis elbow), muscle pain, low back pain, bruises, sprains, shoulder pain associated with stiff neck
Do not use:
(1) lf you have a history of allergic symptoms to this product or ingredients of this product.
(2) lf you have a history of asthma.
(3) Children under 15 years old.
2. Do not use this product on the following areas:
(1) Around the eyes and mucous membranes.
(2) Eczema, eruptions, and wounds.
(3) Athlete's foot ring worm or purulent skin.
INGREDIENTS
Active ingredients / Content(per100g mass plaster)Felbinac / 5.0g
I-menthol / 3.5g
Tocopherol acetate(vitaminE) / 2.3g
Nonylic acid vanillyl amide / 0.0085g
As additional ingredients, this product contains hydrogenated rosin glycerol ester, styrene-isoprene-styrene block copolymer, zinc stearate, BHT, polyisobutylene, and liquid paraffin, as well as 1 other ingredient.
The minimum spend for an order is AUD $0 (inclusive of GST).
DELIVERY OPTIONS
Shipping only available in Australia..
Standard Delivery
Flat rate $12 will be applied for all orders with standard delivery in Australia (WA excluded). Flat rate $15 will be applied for all orders in West Australia. FREE on orders $149 or over (WA excluded). National delivery within 3-7 business days. Delivery times via Australia Post or TNT to Western Australia, and regional and remote locations in Northern Territory, South Australia, Queensland and Tasmania may still be a little longer than usual.
