Diclofenac
Acts through cyclo-oxygenase-2 (COX-2) inhibition, reducing inflammation where it hurts
Learn how diclofenac reduces inflammation by inhibiting prostaglandin biosynthesis through action on the COX enzymes
Diclofenac is an anti-inflammatory agent1
Its effect on the COX-2 enzyme means that, unlike non-NSAID medications, diclofenac not only provides pain relief but also reduces inflammation.2
Diclofenac reduces inflammation and relieves pain
Diclofenac-containing products
Voltarol gel 11,6 mg/g
Indicated for relief of pain related to soft-tissue injuries e.g. muscle- and joint pain, strains and sprains from e.g. muscle pain in neck, ancles and back2,4 and relief of mild to moderate OA pain in knee or fingers.
Voltarol Forte gel 23,2 mg/g: up to 12 hours pain relief
Indicated for relief of pain in soft-tissue injuries e.g. muscle- and joint pain, strains and sprains from e.g. sport injuries, muscle pain in neck, ancles and back2,4 and relief of mild to moderate OA pain in knee or fingers.
Diclofenac – a potent anti-inflammatory ingredient1
Diclofenac-containing products
Learn more about Voltaren products that contain anti-inflammatory ingredient.1
Patient care resources
Review educational materials on Voltarol products for your patients.