TheraCare Maximum Strength Pain Relief 4% Lidocaine Patch
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About TheraCare Maximum Strength Pain Relief 4% Lidocaine Patch
Overall Feedback:
79% positive
74% praised for its strong adhesion, while 26% experienced peeling issues.
I have compared the adhesion strength of these patches with Aspercremes brand and found that they slush off over time with no assistance from the wearer at all.
73% found it comfortable and safe to use, but 27% experienced discomfort or safety concerns.
The patches work great for lower back pain, but are difficult to apply.
I apply the patch below my knee and halfway down my leg before going to bed and use paper tape to keep it from coming off or rolling up.
69% found it easy to use, while 31% struggled with the process.
These patches are difficult to apply as they have a single plastic cover that sticks to fingers or itself. It is especially challenging to place them on the lower back due to their stickiness. Compared to the previous patches I used, which had a plastic cover split down the middle, these are much harder to apply.
73% praised its long-lasting pain relief, though 27% experienced a decline in heat over time.
I have experienced fast pain relief for nerve damage/muscle pain with these patches.
The patches work great for lower back pain but are difficult to apply.
The patch did not stick to my skin and did not provide any pain relief. I was so dissatisfied that I would have given it zero stars if I could have.
70% liked its compatibility with skin, but 30% found it didn't work with their surface.
It is very difficult for me to place the patch on my lower back because it sticks to my fingers or itself.
I compared the adhesion of these patches with another brand and found that they slush off over time with no assistance from the wearer at all.
72% appreciated the provided warmth, though 28% found hotspots.
The patches hit with a frosty feeling at first, numbing the entire area, and keeping it that way without any discomfort.
I noticed that the lidocaine patch should feel cold at first, but these patches do not feel cold.
The lidocaine patches do not feel cold at first.
