@kkcon
The website is
http://www.flexiseq.com

@kkcon

Best I can figure .. you might can buy it on Amazon. Some places mention Walmart .. my local ones do not carry it. Some web sites mention compound pharmacy might make it.

Through research I got this bit of information.

Flexiseq needs to be put on clean (no lotion or powder) skin. Also it might not be safe for pregnant women. You might talk with a pharmacist that can tell you if it interacts with medication.

This is a good assessment of Flexiseq: https://www.consumerhealthdigest.com/topical-joint-pain-relief/flexiseq-gel.html

I am allergic to so many things .. Voltaren cream is one of them. My husband was prescribed a compound cream for his back. I applied it to his back and broke out in a rash and had a tingling tongue. I had to take Benadryl. So now I ask what is in compound creams.

Voltaren also comes in pill form. The cream does nothing for my husband, but he took Voltaren pills for a strained back and it helped .. he was surprised.

With most of the creams or gels you need to use them for a week or two to tell if they work. The icy or hot creams .. the smelly ones work faster. Some of those offer almost immediate relief. I have asthma and they affect my breathing.

I hope some of this helps you decide on a product. Everyone is different .. so it may take a bit to figure out what works best for you.

ZeeGee