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Pain & Inflammation
مسكنات طبيعية فموية وموضعية (جل، لاصقات).
20 products · 9 brands · from 50 EGP
- Cash on delivery
- Delivery in 12–72 hours, all governorates
- Free advice from licensed pharmacists
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Hefny Pharma Group (HPG) Fast Freeze Massage Spray with Magnesium 150 ml – Menthol & Camphor Cooling290 EGP
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Hefny Pharma Group (HPG) Fast Heat Pain Relief Patch | 4 Heat Patches for Muscle & Back Pain360 EGP
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Pixel Pharmaceutical LINEX Massage Spray 120ml | Muscle Comfort Spray for Easy Application Without Massage120 EGP
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Pixel Pharmaceutical LINEX Massage Cream 50gm | Natural-Formula Massage Cream for Muscle Comfort70 EGP
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Majestic BioPharma Movlex Active Roll-On Massage 80ml – Instant Relief & Refreshing Comfort After Workout125 EGP
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This shelf is for people dealing with everyday muscle soreness, back strain, post-workout tightness or period discomfort. Options include cooling gels and sprays with menthol or camphor, heat or cooling patches, massage creams, and oral enzyme tablets such as trypsin and chymotrypsin. Prices run from about 50 EGP for a single patch to 360 EGP for heat patch packs, so match the format to where and when you need relief.
How to choose
- Choose cooling gels or sprays after exercise; heat patches suit stiff muscles and period cramps.
- Sprays cover large areas without rubbing; roll-ons and gels give more control on small spots.
- On a budget, try a 50 EGP Sulfax patch before buying a full pack.
- Never apply on broken skin, and don't combine a heat patch with a warming cream.
- Ask the pharmacist before oral enzymes if you take blood thinners, are pregnant, or have chronic illness.
Frequently asked questions
Should I use cold or heat?
Generally, cooling products like Fast Freeze and Macro Frost suit soreness after effort or training, while heat patches like Fast Heat suit stiff muscles, ongoing back discomfort and period cramps. If you're unsure what kind of pain you have, or it followed a clear injury, ask the pharmacist before choosing.
What's the difference between a gel, a spray and a patch?
Gels and creams need light rubbing and let you control the amount. Sprays are quick and cover wide areas like the back without touching. Patches stay on longer, handy at work or outdoors, and one Fast Heat version is applied over clothes for people with sensitive skin.
Are trypsin enzyme tablets painkillers?
No. Products like ORA Trypsin and Trypsimisk are enzyme supplements that may support the body's response to swelling; they don't replace prescribed medicine. Follow the label dose, and ask the pharmacist first if you take blood thinners, have a stomach ulcer, or have surgery coming up.
Can I use these during pregnancy or on children?
Many gels and sprays contain menthol or camphor, which call for caution with young children, pregnant or breastfeeding women. It's best not to use them without advice; ask the pharmacist and share the product name and ingredients so they can guide you to a safer option.
How fast is delivery and how do I pay?
Delivery usually takes 12 to 72 hours depending on your area, and cash on delivery is available. Check the packaging and expiry date when you receive your order, and if you have questions about a product before or after ordering, you can ask the pharmacist.
General information, not medical advice. Ask your doctor or pharmacist about your own case.
