BIOFREEZE® products with ILEX
Topical Analgesics    CRYOTHERAPY PAIN RELIEF 

BIOFREEZE products are a unique, effective pain reliever formulated to provide a variety of benefits for therapy, pain relief, exercise/training and overall comfort.

BIOFREEZE products contain ILEX, an herbal extract from a South American holly shrub. ILEX is used around the world in various health & wellness formulations. BIOFREEZE topical analgesic does not use waxes, oils, aloe or petroleum. The result is a fast-acting, penetrating, long lasting pain reliever.

BIOFREEZE products can effectively help relieve pain from:
   * Sore Muscles & Muscle Sprains
   * Back, Shoulder, Neck Pain
   * Arthritis
   * Painful Ankle, Knee, Hip & Elbow Joints
   * Muscular Strains

Use BIOFREEZE products to relieve pain prior to:
   * Ultrasound Treatments
   * Massage Therapy
   * Soft Tissue Trigger Point Therapy
   * Rehabilitation Exercises
   * Pre and Post Workout Stretch

Available in these sizes:  
4 oz. Tubes,
4 oz Spray,
3 oz. Roll-on,
16 oz. Pump,
16 oz Spray
and 32 oz. Pump 

Roller application of the gel affords a number of unique features that can enhance the effectiveness and convenience of this application process. The roller application allows the clinician or patient to apply the product without getting product on their hands. This can be most convenient for the older patient in applying product to hard to reach places or for someone in the workplace who must apply product during the workday. The roller application is also very beneficial in stimulating trigger points either through treatment in the office or with instruction to the patient on self-massage of these points.

The gel applied from a tube or pump bottle affords the doctor the opportunity to create a more thorough application by massaging the effected area during application. Through massage the patient benefits from an increased blood flow and warming of the region at the cellular level for better absorption of the Biofreeze product. This hands on application also reinforces patient touch which has been shown to be very important in the healing cycle. If the doctor or clinician is working a joint area this allows for working with ROM movement during application.