GoodSense Arthritis Pain Relieving Gel, Diclofenac Sodium Topical Gel, 1% (NSAID), 3.53 Ounce

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GoodSense Arthritis Pain Relieving Gel, Diclofenac Sodium Topical Gel, 1% (NSAID), 3.53 Ounce

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Pros

Goodsense arthritis pain relieving gel works well, but metal container is a pain. Good a cross between a lotion and a gel. Good sense is just as good as the name brand and much cheaper.

The voltaren tubes are plastic with an aluminum (i assume) coating on the interior. Works just as well as voltaren brand ( same * ingredients) at much lower cost. I miss that as i can no longer do that now that diclofenac is available otc. Fantastic g... Read More

Cons

Diclofenac sodium gel is only marginally effective against arthritic pain. It's rather greasy even after whatever part of it is absorbed or dries. Why would a topical pain medicine have perfume/fragrance in it?

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And, for my knees at least, even this reduced dose does seem to be providing some pain relief; at least to the point where i’m ... Read More

And, at least with the dosage i’m taking, i haven’t noticed any negative side issues, especially any stomach upset issues.

Used voltaren for months and then saw this generic brand with the same active ingredientfor half the price.

There are important warnings associated with the drug, including the fact that it should not be used on more than 2 body areas ... Read More

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So far this is a 4-star product that may, hopefully, prove itself to be a 5-star product.

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This product had a total of 1,376 reviews as of our last analysis date on Feb 24 2023.