Product Images Good Neighbor Pharmacy Arthritis Pain

This text provides instructions for opening and closing a tube of an unknown substance. The first step is to remove the cap of the tube, followed by lifting and pulling the foil safety seal on the top of the cap. It is important not to use sharp objects such as scissors to open the safety seal. After use, the cap should be replaced on the end of the tube.*

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This is a description of a medicated gel that is clinically proven to relieve arthritis pain. The gel can be used on various body parts such as the wrist, elbow, foot, ankle, and knee. However, it should not be used on the back, hip, or shoulder. The gel comes with a dosing card that needs to be used to measure the dose. It is recommended to use the gel on no more than two body areas and for up to 21 days unless directed by a doctor. The packaging contains information about comparing this gel to other similar products and lists its weight. Some text in the image is unreadable.*

The text describes different body parts and their areas that could benefit from treatment or attention. It specifically mentions the elbow, including its sides, inner, and outer parts, as well as the knee, including its sides, kneecap, and back. It also includes the wrist and ankle, including their sides, top, and bottom, and the hand and foot, including their top, palm, and fingers, and sole, top of foot, and toes, respectively. The text could be useful in identifying specific areas of the body that need attention or treatment.*

This text describes different conditions of cartilage: healthy cartilage, worn-away cartilage, and broken cartilage.*

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