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Viclofen Gel 1% Diclofenac sodium - 50g

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Viclofen Gel 1% Diclofenac sodium - 50g
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For the temporary relief of local pain and inflammation in acute soft tissue injuries and localised soft tissue rheumatism, including sprains, tendinitis, bursitis and sports injuries.

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For the temporary relief of local pain and inflammation in acute soft tissue injuries and localised soft tissue rheumatism, including sprains, tendinitis, bursitis and sports injuries.

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