Topical joint gels from Flexiseq are stocked here in two forms. The range covers the Flexiseq pain relieving gel in 100g and the Flexiseq OA Max Strength gel, also in 100g.

Flexiseq works differently from the topical gels most people are used to, which is worth knowing before choosing it. Rather than containing a drug that is absorbed, it is a medical device that works physically at the joint surface. That difference matters in practice for two reasons. First, it is applied and then left to dry rather than rubbed in until it disappears, and the leaflet sets out how long to leave it. Second, because it is not a systemic drug, it is often chosen by people who cannot take oral anti-inflammatories, though that is a conversation to have with a pharmacist or doctor rather than an assumption to make. Application is twice daily as directed, and it is used consistently over a period rather than only when discomfort peaks. The OA Max Strength version is the stronger of the two formats.

Flexiseq is stocked at Ronaghan's Pharmacy, a family-run Irish pharmacy. Always read the leaflet before use, and speak with our pharmacist or your doctor if you are taking other medicines or have a diagnosed joint condition. Browse the range below.