Speed Gel is a Radical New Kind of Pain Reliever

Speed Gel is an over-the-counter (OTC) anti-inflammatory and pain relief gel that carries active ingredients directly through the skin, providing targeted treatment and starting the recovery process on contact. Since it doesn't use strong odors or oils to mask the effects, you can feel Speed Gel going to work deep inside muscles and tissue, and you don't have to worry about prolonging or compounding injuries that haven't fully recovered.

The term "transdermal" literally means "crossing the skin." Speed Gel's patented transdermal gel passes through the skin and soft tissue, delivering concentrated active ingredients directly to the site of your injury. This revolutionary delivery method ensures stronger, faster and safer treatment for pain and inflammation.

How is Speed Gel different?

Most sports injury creams and muscle rubs use strong-smelling oils like menthol, camphor or methyl salicylate to create a heating or cooling sensation on your skin. Instead of treating your injury, the heat or cold you feel simply distracts your brain from the real pain that still exists beneath the surface. Read more about Speed Gel vs. Topical Pain Relievers

And while traditional pain relievers like aspirin or ibuprofen do provide joint and muscle pain relief by reducing inflammation, they cannot target specific injuries. Oral pain relievers first travel to the stomach, where they are digested and may cause stomach irritation or kidney damage. The active ingredients enter the bloodstream, and treatment is equally distributed throughout the entire body, providing little medicine to the injured site. Read more about Speed Gel vs. Aspirin & Oral NSAIDs

Several popular pain relief products are now available in patches. But contrary to popular belief, transdermal patches to not provide targeted treatment. While heating and cooling patches do target specific body parts, transdermal patches merely transfer active ingredients through the skin and into the bloodstream, where it functions largely like oral medications. Read more about Speed Gel vs. Patches

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