Pain relief spray
Target hard-to-reach pain with Icy Hot® Dry Spray. It sprays upside down to help you cover hard to reach areas, and dries quickly for fast-acting, lasting relief from pain.
Lidocaine Dry Spray
- Lidocaine
- Spray
Numbing pain relief that sprays at any angle and dries fast, so you don’t have to worry about any dripping or a mess.
Original Dry Spray
- Original
- Spray
- Menthol
- Back Pain Relief
Spray-on powerful pain relief that you can feel working instantly*.
PRO Dry Spray
- PRO
- Spray
- Menthol
- Back Pain Relief
Get PRO-level pain relief with a formula that dries quickly, works at any angle, and relieves achy muscles and joints.
FAQs about pain relief sprays
How do I find the best pain relief spray for me?
The best pain relief product for you will depend on your symptoms and individual preferences. Read the labels and if you are still unsure, you can talk to a pharmacist for advice.
How do pain relief sprays work?
Do pain relief sprays work?
Yes, when used as directed, pain relief sprays are an effective choice to help relieve pain.
Are pain relief sprays safe?
Yes, when used as directed pain relief sprays are safe to use.
Can I use pain relief sprays during pregnancy?
If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, talk to a doctor before using pain relief spray.
Should I wash pain relief sprays off?
Pain relief spray is designed to absorb into your skin. You do not need to wash it off. Icy Hot® Original Dry Spray and Icy Hot® Lidocaine Dry Spray dry quickly and don’t make the skin feel greasy.
Note: Use all products only as directed. Icy Hot products containing counterirritants are indicated for temporary relief of minor aches and pains of muscles and joints associated with: arthritis, simple backache, strains, sprains, bruises. Icy Hot products containing Lidocaine are indicated for the temporary relief of pain. For questions about your specific situation, talk to your healthcare provider for further advice.
Sources
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