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actoflex 25 gm gel

20.76 SAR | SAR
scientific Name felbinac ,
Dosage 3%
Type Gel
Article Content:
    Medicine Description

    Actoflex gel is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) used to relieve pain and inflammation in muscles and joints. It contains felbinac, which works by reducing the production of inflammatory substances at the site of application, helping improve movement.

    It is applied topically on the skin, delivering its effect directly to the affected area to reduce swelling and pain. It is commonly used for sports injuries, sprains, tendon inflammation, and certain muscular pains.

    Composition of Actoflex

    Actoflex contains the following active ingredient:

    • Felbinac.

    Strength and dosage form of Actoflex

    This product is available as a topical gel with a concentration of 3%. It comes in a 25 g tube and is used according to the instructions of a doctor or pharmacist depending on the condition and affected area to ensure safe and effective use.

    Indications for use of ACTOFLEX

    The main uses of Actoflex include:

    • Relief of muscle pain.

    • Treatment of sprains and bruises.

    • Reduction of tendon inflammation.

    • Local joint pain conditions.

    • Sports injuries.

    Dosage of Actoflex

    A thin layer of the gel is applied to the affected area 2–3 times daily as needed, following medical instructions. The skin should be gently massaged until the gel is fully absorbed.

    It should not be applied on open wounds or broken skin to avoid irritation or complications.

    Side effects of Actoflex

    The most common side effects include:

    • Local skin redness.

    • Mild itching.

    • Slight skin irritation.

    • Rare allergic skin reactions.

    Contraindications of Actoflex

    Actoflex should not be used in cases of allergy to felbinac or any of its components. It should also be avoided on open wounds or severely inflamed skin. If a severe skin reaction occurs, use should be stopped immediately and a doctor consulted.

    Alternatives to Actoflex in pharmacies

    Available alternatives include:

    • Diclofenac gel.

    • Voltaren gel.

    • Indomethacin gel.

    • Ketoprofen gel.

    Proper use of Actoflex

    The affected area should be cleaned before application. Apply an appropriate amount of gel and spread it evenly with gentle massage until fully absorbed. Wash hands thoroughly after use.

    Avoid contact with eyes or sensitive areas during application.

    Storage conditions

    It should be stored under the following conditions:

    • Store below 25°C.

    • Keep away from direct sunlight.

    • Keep out of reach of children.

    • Close the tube tightly after use.








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