artro Silium
aceman
Member Posts: 9
Hi!
I require feedback on "artro Silium," gell. I am thinking of starting a course of this product for my knees, if my memory recall is right! i think this product was advertised in the Arth/care mag, so i am hopful somebody will have tried this product. Here"s hoping Thanks once again. aceman.
I require feedback on "artro Silium," gell. I am thinking of starting a course of this product for my knees, if my memory recall is right! i think this product was advertised in the Arth/care mag, so i am hopful somebody will have tried this product. Here"s hoping Thanks once again. aceman.
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Hi Aceman
Isn't it an alternative medicine for OA???
I haven't tried it myself, but will be interested to haer hwo others have got on and how it goes for you.
Do you buy it yourself or did your GP prescribe it?
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Toni xx0 -
Hi Aceman,
did your GP prescribe it?
I was interested in trying this silica based gel before... but found that in 2009 the Advertising Standards Agency had adjudicated against the manufacturers for unsubstantiated claims regarding it's efficacy.
personally that was enough for me and I decided I wouldn't touch it.... but would be interested to hear how you get on.
might be worth checking it out for yourself though on the ASA website.
Iris x0 -
dorcas wrote:Hi Aceman,
did your GP prescribe it?
I was interested in trying this silica based gel before... but found that in 2009 the Advertising Standards Agency had adjudicated against the manufacturers for unsubstantiated claims regarding it's efficacy.
personally that was enough for me and I decided I wouldn't touch it.... but would be interested to hear how you get on.
might be worth checking it out for yourself though on the ASA website.
Iris x0 -
Hi aceman,
hope you do find something else to ease your pain.
what meds are you on just now?
Iris x0 -
dorcas wrote:Hi aceman,
hope you do find something else to ease your pain.
what meds are you on just now?
Iris x0 -
I have been using Diethylamine salicylate cream for ages now and swear by it , you get no heating up its just soaks into your skin and relieves the pain its know by the name of Algesal I keep it by my bed in my bags everywhere I go , I also find it works by massaging it in my fingers when they are painful, hope this helps0
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lavenderlady wrote:I have been using Diethylamine salicylate cream for ages now and swear by it , you get no heating up its just soaks into your skin and relieves the pain its know by the name of Algesal I keep it by my bed in my bags everywhere I go , I also find it works by massaging it in my fingers when they are painful, hope this helps0
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