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Diclofenac Gel (Jonac) Reviews:

Generic Diclofenac Gel (Jonac 1% 50g)
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Price for 6 tubes: $95.00 ($105.76)
Common drug rating: 5.00 / Total votes: 4
Rating: 5 Aug 31 / 2024 USA, Troy
How often should I apply Diclofenac Gel, and how much should I use each time?
Sep 1 / 2024 Doctor comment

Diclofenac Gel is usually applied 2 to 4 times a day, depending on the condition being treated. The recommended dose is typically a small amount (like a pea-sized amount) for small areas or a larger amount (up to a few grams) for larger areas, gently massaged into the skin. Follow the instructions provided by your doctor or the package for the correct amount and frequency.

Rating: 5 Jul 22 / 2022 USA, Ocala
pleasure doing business
Rating: 5 Jul 1 / 2022 USA, Alpine
Nice item ,fast shipping, thank
Rating: 5 Jan 18 / 2022 USA, Huntsville
Thank you for a good product and quick delivery.

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