Deep Heat Muscle Rescue Heat Spray – 72.5ml

Overview

Deep Heat Muscle Rescue Heat Spray is a pain-relieving, warming spray for the skin. It’s suggested for pain in muscles, tendons, joints or bones, lower back and thigh pain, sprains or strains, and can be used before and after exercise. The aerosol format means no rubbing in — simply spray and go.

Shake the can well, hold the nozzle at least 15cm (6") from the area and spray in 2–3 short bursts. Massage isn’t required. Protect the face when spraying around the neck and shoulders, repeat up to 3 times per day, and wash your hands immediately after use. Do not inhale. Always read the label.

Key features

• Pain-relieving, warming spray for the skin
• Targeted heat therapy with soothing warmth
• Fast acting
• Herbal fragrance
• Warming relief to help ease tight muscles
• No massaging in required — spray from 15cm (6") away
• Can be used before and after exercise
• Suitable for adults and children over 5 years

Specifications

What’s in the box

• Deep Heat Pain Relief Spray 72.5ml can

Good for

• Lower back and thigh discomfort
• Tight, aching muscles after a long day or a workout
• Warming up before exercise and easing off afterwards
• Everyday aches in muscles, tendons, joints or bones
• Sprains and strains where warmth feels comforting

Things to consider

• Not for use on broken skin, the eyes or sensitive areas of skin, and not for children under 5 years. Always try on a small area first and use sparingly.
• Do not use if you are allergic to any of the ingredients or to pain relievers such as aspirin, ibuprofen or other anti-inflammatories.
• Check with your doctor before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, asthmatic or taking any prescribed medicines.
• Aerosol spray — do not inhale, protect the face when spraying near the neck and shoulders, and wash hands immediately after use.

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