Capsaicin Gel vs Ibuprofen Gel: Which is Better for Arthritis in the UK?

Capsaicin Gel vs Ibuprofen Gel — What's the Difference?

If you have arthritis, joint stiffness or muscle pain in the UK, you have likely seen two options at pharmacies: Ibuprofen Gel (like Voltarol) and Capsaicin Gel.

Ibuprofen Gel is an anti-inflammatory. It reduces swelling.

Capsaicin Gel is a warming gel made from Capsicum Frutescens extract — the natural compound that gives chilli peppers their heat. It works by desensitizing pain receptors to provide warming relief. Customers use it daily for knees, hands, hips and lower back.

Which should you choose?

Many customers who cannot take oral anti-inflammatories choose capsaicin gel as part of their daily routine for warming relief.
Ibuprofen gel is widely available at Boots, Well Pharmacy (£11.99 for Capsicolle) and Amazon.
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This information is for educational purposes and is not medical advice. If you have a medical condition, speak to your GP or pharmacist. For external use only.

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