Multi-color optional 5cm*5m sports elastic muscle patch

Muscle patches, also known as muscle pain relief patches or pain relief patches, are a common medical item used to relieve muscle pain, soreness, or discomfort. It comes in the form of a patch or patch that adheres to the surface of the skin and gradually releases medication into localized muscle tissue to provide pain relief.

The following are the main features and usage instructions of Muscle Tape:

Drug ingredients: Muscle patches contain one or more drug ingredients, such as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), antispasmodics, local anesthetics, etc. These drugs penetrate into muscle tissue through transdermal absorption and exert their analgesic, analgesic or anti-inflammatory effects.

Patch form: Muscle patches usually come in the form of soft patches, with the drug side in direct contact with the skin. Patch materials generally have good air permeability and good adhesion to ensure gradual release of the drug and long-term attachment.

Sustained release: The design of the muscle patch allows the drug to be gradually released into the muscle tissue under the skin surface. This sustained-release approach can provide long-term pain relief and reduce frequent drug applications.

Topical application: Muscle patches are used by attaching the patch to the skin over the area of muscle pain. Apply normally to clean and dry skin, replacing as needed. Follow the directions for use and doctor’s recommendations for proper use.

Indications: Muscle tape is widely used to relieve muscle pain, joint pain, strain, sprain, muscle strain or other muscle-related pain symptoms. It can provide short-term pain relief and help patients experience less discomfort during daily activities.

Muscle tape is a convenient, effective, and relatively safe treatment that can be used in a medical facility, pharmacy, or at home. However, it is important to follow correct usage and dosage when using muscle tape and avoid overuse or use of medications that are inappropriate for your individual condition. If pain symptoms persist or worsen, a doctor should be consulted for more detailed evaluation and treatment recommendations.