Spring Forward with Arnipatch Pain Relief

Springtime is the nation’s most-loved season of the year, and now that it's sprung, Americans are most looking forward to the warmer weather, longer days – as well as beginning to think about spring cleaning, gardening, and other outdoor activities. In fact, exercise activity among American adults averages 15-20% higher during the spring and summer months. For many people, increasing the length, type, or intensity of an activity can result in an exertion injury that can cause inflammation, bruising, and muscular and joint pain in the affected area. Topical pain relief products, like gels, creams, and patches, are growing in popularity due to their targeted application and reduced systemic side effects. According to market research, the global topical pain relief market is projected to reach $13 billion by 2027, driven by consumer demand for safer, more convenient alternatives to oral medications.

LaboFlex Arnipatch hydrogel pain patches offer a unique, natural relief option for alleviating musculoskeletal and chronic pain for up to 12 hours. Each LaboFlex Arnipatch unscented hydrogel pain patch is infused with Arnica 1X HPUS, a powerful herbal analgesic that has been proven to help relieve muscle and joint pain more naturally. Each LaboFlex Arnipatch hydrogel pain patch is designed with a three-layer technology to hold moisture, provide cooling relief, and moisturize the skin while in use. And work instantly by attaching gently to the painful area while keeping the skin protected from environmental exposure. Due to the unique structure, LaboFlex’s Arnipatch hydrogel patches can help provide pain relief for up to 12 hours while hydrating and protecting the skin as it soothes chronic pain. LabottachCo, the maker of LaboFlex Arnipatch, carefully formulates each of their ingredients and conducts numerous clinical studies to validate the efficacy and safety of their products.

~Hayley

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