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Biofreeze® 4oz Tube
Biofreeze® 4oz Tube is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Biofreeze gel in a convenient 4 oz tube.
Biofreeze professional Formula is available exclusively to healthcare professionals such as physiotherapist, chiropractors and massage therapists. Biofreeze professional offers a stronger, "extra strength" option for your patients. Biofreeze is the #1 analgesic in the healthcare market. Providing effective, long lasting pain relief made with high quality natural ingredients. Harnessing the natural power of Ilex, a unique South American herbal extract with astringent properties, Biofreeze promotes deep and long lasting pain relief. The formula also includes arnica, boswellia, aloe, calendula, green tea, burdock rook, & lemon balm but is completely paraben and dye free.
Biofreeze can be used in conjunction with other gels, lotions and oils. Healthcare professionals have reported great success using it with transmission gels during ultrasound and with massage oils for massage therapy treatments.
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- Fast & long lasting pain relief.
- All Natural.
- Easy application. Includes Ilex, Arncia, Poswellia, Aloe & Burdock Root.
- Can be used on any part of the body.
- Dye & paraben free.
- Available in 4oz Tube, 3oz roll-on, 4oz spray.
- Registered NPN with Health Canada
- 5% menthol in Gel Formula. 10.5% Menthol in spray formula
How Biofreeze Works
Biofreeze contains menthol as its active ingredient, which has several effects on the body. When applied to the skin, menthol produces a cooling sensation that helps distract and soothe the underlying area of pain. This cooling effect activates specific nerve receptors in the skin called cold receptors or thermoreceptors.
When the cold receptors are stimulated by menthol, they send signals to the brain, competing with the pain signals being transmitted through the same nerve fibers. The brain can only process a limited amount of sensory information at a time, so when the cold signals from menthol reach the brain first, they effectively close the pain gate. As a result, the brain receives fewer pain signals and the perception of pain is diminished or temporarily alleviated.