Analgesic Instant Pain Relief Cream
Cold Therapy Cream To Numb The Pain Promptly
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Icy Cool Therapy For Aches, Sprains & Strains
Bring a high-strength cooling analgesic to market under your own label. InSpec Solutions produces this 6% menthol gel, an OTC external analgesic, in-house with soothing botanicals like aloe, arnica, and chamomile built into the base. Strength, scent, and fill size are customizable to your brand and scalable from launch runs to retail volume.
A targeted, easy-to-apply gel that cools and relaxes achy muscles and joints — back, neck, knees, and feet — with 6% menthol for a deep, icy hit. Aloe, arnica, and chamomile round out the base so the cooling comes with soothing, not sting.
Non-greasy and fast-drying, it's built for the pain-relief shopper who wants strong cooling without the mess of an ointment.
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Cold Therapy Cream To Numb The Pain Promptly
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