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To ‘Linfinity’ and Beyond – Salonpas to the Rescue for Jeremy Lin
April 11, 2012
FLORHAM PARK, NJ; April 11, 2012 – With the of loss to Chicago last night, it’s clear that the New York Knicks need the healthy return of “Linsanity” to go deep in the playoffs. Therefore Hisamitsu America, the manufacturers of Salonpas®, www.salonpas.us, the one and only over-the-counter (“OTC”) pain patch that is FDA approved and clinically proven to provide up to 12 hours of relief, is donating a season’s supply of their topical pain treatment products to Jeremy Lin who recently underwent surgery to repair a chronic meniscus tear in his knee and is expected to be off the court for about six weeks. “Everyone at Hisamitsu America is rooting for Jeremy Lin’s speedy recovery,”
Hisamitsu America launches trio of topical pain relief solutions
March 5, 2012
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. ” Hisamitsu America on Monday launched three new topical analgesic solutions, the company stated. The three new products include Salonpas Pain Relieving Gel−Patch Hot, which features capsaicin (0.025%) and menthol (1.25%) in patch form; Salonpas Pain Relieving Massage Foam with active ingredients menthol (3%) and methyl salicylate (10%) in a self−massage topical analgesic format; and Salonpas Pain Relieving Jet Spray with active ingredients menthol (3%) and methyl salicylate (10%) that utilizes a highly pressurized jet force as its application mechanism. While most Americans turn to OTC pills to relieve pain, topical analgesic pain relief ” as found in patches, creams, foams and sprays ” is gaining greater market
America: A Nation In Pain
February 14, 2012
(NAPS)—Chances are you’re one of the 100 million Americans suffering from body pain. According to recent research, up to 90 percent of pain sufferers don’t get the relief they’re looking for with their current pain medication. So next time, rather than reaching for a pill, consider some of these misunderstood or overlooked pain remedies: Physical Therapy: Physical therapy can be an effective way to alleviate all types of musculoskeletal and neuropathic types of pain. A primary goal of physical therapy is to help chronic pain patients become stronger. In addition, physical therapy can teach people how to move safely and functionally in ways that they haven’t been able to in some time—helping