Acute Pain? Put Flector on it
NSAID Topical System
A prescription nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAID) topical system that is proven to treat acute pain due to minor strains, sprains, and contusions.
Non-opioid
A non-opioid topical treatment
Experience
Backed up by over 30 years of clinical experience
From IBSA
The developers and makers of original Flector topical system. The brand that you know and trust.
Copay Savings Card
Use the Flector Copay Savings Card to pay as little as $4 per prescription at any retail pharmacy. Offer not valid for patients enrolled in government health plans (Medicare, Medicaid, VA/DOD, etc.).
Most patients pay less for Flector than for generic topical diclofenac systems.
Flector Direct Program
With Flector Direct, you can get the lowest out-of-pocket price available for your prescription and have it delivered directly to your home by ordering from a network of participating mail-order pharmacies. This option works whether or not you have health insurance.
Most patients pay less for Flector than for generic topical diclofenac systems.
What Makes Flector Different
Look for the distinctive packaging of FLECTOR, so you get the brand-name medication you want. Ask your doctor to write “Dispense as Written” on your prescription to enjoy savings programs that can provide lower prices for branded Flector than for generic topical diclofenac systems.
Flector vs. Other NSAID Pain Relievers
| Flector® (diclofenac epolamine) topical system |
Voltaren Gel® (diclofenac 1%) |
Pennsaid® (diclofenac sodium topical solution 2%) |
Oral pain relievers (Ibuprofen, etc.) †,†† |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mess-free patch | ||||
| Localization absorption of active ingredient | ||||
| Not habit-forming | ||||
| Prescription strength | ||||
| † Nonprescription †† Includes acetaminophen, ibuprofen, naproxen, etc |
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What is Acute Pain
- What is acute pain?
Acute pain is short-term pain lasting less than 6 months that’s often described as a physical sensation such as stabbing, burning, twisting, tearing, or squeezing.
- Why do people experience acute pain?
Acute (short-term) pain may be a signal that your body is experiencing—or has experienced—some type of tissue damage.
- What types of minor injuries can cause acute pain?
Acute pain may result from minor injuries, including strains, sprains, and contusions. If you’re experiencing pain from any of these injuries, talk to your doctor about your treatment options.
Take the Self-Assessment to find out if Flector is right for you
Getting the right relief for your pain starts with knowing how to talk with your physician about your condition. Fill out this brief questionnaire to receive a report that you can discuss with your doctor to determine if Flector is right for you.
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