HEEL NO PAIN/Style Style one, pain none! Introducing the first-ever stiletto-friendly foot pain relief specifically for high heel wearers Heel No Pain/Style by Biochemistry is a whole new way to stay happy in your heels, no matter what their height. While there are hundreds of non-prescription topical pain relievers on the market, very few are directly for foot pain and of those not one of them can do what a single spray of analgesic Heel No Pain/Style can do in soothing your feet. This proprietary formula: • is the only foot product featuring lidocaine HCI – most commonly administered by dentists and doctors and clinically-proven to safely deaden pain – in the strongest, over-the-counter concentrations combined with other ingredients to enhance its effect • works by directly numbing the nerves that transmit pain – unlike other weaker products that work through ineffective and indirect mechanisms • is specifically formulated to penetrate the thick skin at the bottom of the feet • works in minutes yet last for hours with one quick numbing spritz on foot aches, pains, burns or itches Cucumber-scented, Heel No Pain/Style by Biochemistry™ available in two convenient size spray bottles: 1 FL OZ/30 mL for purse and travel; 2FL OZ/60 mL for home. Biochemistry™ by DR HAWORTH is an ingenious, solutions-oriented company offering fast clever fixes to life’s little problems. Founded in 2013 by noted Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Randal D. Haworth, MD, FACS, to develop his favorite light-bulb moments into viable retail products, sub-brands include Biochemistry™ Style, Biochemistry™ Active and Biochemistry RX (in testing).. To learn more, log on to Biochemistry.la Note: Neither Heel No Pain/Style by Biochemistry nor Heel No Pain/Active by Biochemistry are intended as a substitute for medical treatment. Heel No Pain/Style and Heel No Pain/Active are non-prescription products for the temporary relief of discomfort in the feet. If pain is chronic, follows an injury or lasts for more than three days without ceasing, see an appropriate physician or health care professional.
Posted on: Sun, 06 Oct 2013 02:40:47 +0000
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