Diclac

1% or 2% — which Diclac?

Both Diclac gels contain diclofenac, an anti-inflammatory applied to the skin. The difference is strength and how often you apply it: the 2% Max Relief gel is more concentrated and used twice a day, which many people find more convenient, while the 1% gel is applied more frequently. Both are for local muscle, joint and back pain.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I choose 1% or 2%?

The 2% gel is stronger and applied twice daily; the 1% is applied more often. Choose based on convenience and the pack directions.

How does Diclac compare to Voltarol?

Both are diclofenac gels that work the same way; they differ by brand and price. Choose whichever suits your budget and preference.

Who should avoid diclofenac gel?

Avoid if allergic to diclofenac, aspirin or other anti-inflammatories, or if these trigger asthma or skin reactions. Ask your pharmacist if pregnant.