Modern supportive products

The widest range of products in the store is pain relief products, which help alleviate pain caused by toothaches, stomachaches, or headaches.

Types of Painkillers

Modern practice offers a significant variety of products capable of relieving pain, no matter the source. Painkillers are categorized as follows:

1. Non-steroidal soothing products
2. Local anesthetics
3. Antispasmodics
4. Combined painkillers
5. Non-narcotic supportive cooling products

There are also pain relievers. Most of these products can suppress pain and do not contain narcotics. 

When Are Painkillers Used?

A pain relief product is used in traditional practice to eliminate discomfort caused by pain.

It's important to note that painkillers do not always address the root cause of pain: they are taken to suppress the sensations caused by external stimuli (such as touching a hot surface) or mechanical damage (injuries, sprains, etc.). This also applies to migraine, neuropathic, neuralgic, and spasmodic pain.

How to Choose the Right Painkiller?

Pain relievers should be selected based on the active ingredient and the location of the pain. For example, some products work better for toothaches, while others relieve stomach cramps.

When choosing painkillers, consider the following tips:

• Stomach discomfort is better managed with products containing antacids, which block the pain and address its cause.
• For mild headaches, an inexpensive supportive may suffice, while for sharp, prolonged pain, an antispasmodic is more suitable.
• For intercostal pain caused by nerve irritation, it’s best to consider derivatives of acetylsalicylic acid.
• Irritation pain after injuries, joint and muscle pain, and post-surgery pain often require analgin.

It’s important to understand the nature of the pain to choose the right product. Consulting a healthcare provider to identify the cause and developing a care plan is always recommended. 

Which Painkillers to Buy?

If you need to relieve discomfort in the gastrointestinal tract, an injured limb, or elsewhere, consider purchasing a pain reliever.

We recommend the following pain relief products:

• Analgin
• Askofen
• Nurofen
• Pentalgin
• Spazgan
• Citramon
• Tempalgin

And if you're looking for a specific product that you can't find in our catalog, contact our consultants with the name of the painkiller, and we’ll assist in delivering it to you.

Features of Taking Painkillers

Before taking a painkiller, it’s important to read the accompanying instructions and follow them closely.

Unless stated otherwise, it's better to take painkillers after meals. Ideally, with a glass of slightly warm water or even tea, so the products enter the stomach in diluted form.

Simple supportive products, consisting of one key ingredient (for example, Nurofen, Paracetamol, Aspirin), should not be taken more than three times a week.

Combined products containing several key ingredients (Citramon, Spazgan, Pentalgin) should not be taken more than twice a week.

The instructions may also indicate the time intervals between uses and the daily use that should not be exceeded.

And if you want to purchase high-quality pain relief products in America, choose from our store's catalog!