Starbalm Warm / Cold Gel

Product Description

STARBALM COLD GEL

STARBALM® Cold Gel is perfect for treatment of injuries and swelling from your Muay Thai, Boxing, MMA Training, Sparring or even Competition so that you can get back to training as fast as possible. The cold effect of the gel immediately goes to the core of the muscle. The gel is quickly absorbed by the skin because of its liquid formula. STARBALM® Cold Gel can also be used to treat inflammation or to relax overworked muscles. It also helps the skin recover from bruises.

• Use DURING an exercise to treat minor injuries like sprains and bruises.
• Use this AFTER an exercise to treat inflammation or to relax overworked muscles.

Ingredients:

PVM/MA Decadiene Crosspolymer, Triethanolamine, Menthol, Eucalyptus Oil, Cassia Oil, Tea Tree Oil, Methyl Acetate, Polyethylene Glycol, Acid Blue, Azone, Ethyl Alcohol, Purified Water.

STARBALM WARM GEL

The STARBALM® Warm Gel is very suitable to support you during your warming-up for Muay Thai, Boxing, MMA Training, Sparring or even Competition so that you can put those fast twitching muscles to good use. It can also be used for aftercare for sore and stiff muscles. The liquid substance of the gel makes it easy to be used on larger surfaces. The gel is easy to wash away with soap and is easily absorbed by the skin

• Use BEFORE an exercise to support the warming up of your muscles.
• Use this AFTER an exercise to help your muscles relax and recover faster.

Ingredients:

PVM/MA Decadiene Crosspolymer, Triethanolamine, Menthol, Eucalyptus Oil, Clove Oil, Cassia Oil, Methyl Nicotinate, Glycerine, Azone, Isopropanol, Purified Water

STARBALM products are fully camphor-free and developed by professionals in the sports field.

Camphor is a neurotoxic agent, though is commonly used in diluted amounts in other muscle relief products.

STARBALM is a Dutch sports care brand with products that can also be suitable for:

• Before exercise
• Painful, stiff and aching muscles
• Joint and muscle pain
• Arthrosis, lumbago, arthritis
• Backpain
• Sprains and strains
• Prevention – recovery