Deep Relief is a pain relieving gel to be applied to the skin:

Deep Relief  is used for the relief of:

• Rheumatic pain in muscles, tendon, joints or bones
• Muscular aches and pains
• Pains and swellings such as strains, sprains and sports injuries
• Non-serious arthritic pain due to inflammation of a joint

Deep Relief contains two active ingredients Ibuprofen and Levomenthol:

Ibuprofen: Is one of a group of medicines called non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) which provide effective pain relief and reduce both inflammation and swelling.

Levomenthol: Provides a soothing sensation to calm the pain.

Deep Relief directions for use:

• Always read the full information with your own product
• Try on a small area first
• Use about 1-4cm of gel each time you use Deep Relief

Deep Relief is for adults and children over 12 years:

• Apply Deep Relief Gel as a thin layer of over the affected area
• Gently rub in the gel until it is absorbed
• You may notice a tingling sensation
• Do not use more gel than recommended
• Repeat these steps up to 3 times a day but no more
• Do not use more often than every 4 hours

Unless treating the hands always wash your hands immediately after use

• If the pain or swelling continues after using the gel for two weeks consult your doctor
• Stop using Deep Relief if you get excessive skin  irritation or other unwanted effects

Do not cover the skin with bandages, plasters or any other dressing. However, it is safe to cover the skin with your clothes

If you use more Deep Relief than you should use a tissue to wipe off any excess

If you or a child accidentally swallow the gel contact your doctor or hospital immediately

Deep Relief Gel contains the active substances: Ibuprofen 5.0%w/w, Levomenthol 3.0%w/w

Other ingredients: propylene glycol, carbomer, diisopropanolamine, ethanol and water

Do not use Deep Relief Gel if you:

• have and allergy to ibuprofen, menthol or any of the ingredients in Deep Relief
• have an allergy to aspirin or other pain-relieving medicines know as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) including those you take orally by mouth
• have asthma and know that aspirin or NSAIDs may bring on an asthma attack, a runny nose (rhinitis), itching or rashes
• are more than 6 months pregnant
• are breast feeding
• have broken skin or your skin is infected or inflamed

Do not use  Deep Relief on:

• children under 12 years old
• your lips, nostrils, eyes, genital or anal areas or other sensitive areas. If this occurs accidentally, wash away with plenty of clean water
• the same area with other medicines that you put on the skin

See your doctor before using Deep Relief if you:

• have ever had allergic symptoms such as skin rashes or itching caused by medicines or cosmetics
• have a kidney problem (now or in the past)
• have a stomach ulcer (now or in the past)
• are up to 6 months pregnant or think you might be pregnant
• are having problems conceiving or having fertility treatment

Taking other medicines: Tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are taking or have recently taken any other medicines. This includes medicines you have bought without a prescription.

See your doctor before using Deep Relief if you are taking:

• aspirin
• any other pain relieving medicine
• any other medicines regularly

Pregnancy and breast feeding:

• See your doctor if you are pregnant or think you might be pregnant
• Do not use Deep Relief if you are more than 6 months pregnant
• Do not use Deep Relief if you are breast feeding

Ask your doctor or pharmacist for advise before taking any medicine

Deep Relief contains: Propylene glycol which may cause skin irritation

Like all medicines, Deep Relief can cause side effects, although not everybody gets them.

Stop using Deep Relief straight away and tell your doctor if you experience any of the following effects:

• unexplained wheezing
• shortness of breath
• blisters or a rash on the skin
• itching, redness or bruising of the skin
• swelling of the face

A slight redness, drying, or tingling or burning feeling may occur where you have applied the gel. This is not a cause for concern. However, if this gets worse stop using Deep Relief and tell your doctor. Unwanted effects may be reduced if you use the smallest dose for as short a time as possible.

More rarely you may suffer from:

• stomach pains or indigestion
• kidney problems if you have kidney disease

If any side effects get sever or if you notice any side effects not listed in your own leaflet please tell your doctor or pharmacist