It's the first and only Lavender Infusion Medicated Ultrasound Gel of its kind... and the results are Incredible!
Remember that our Lavender Infusion Gel is the only Effective Topical Therapeutic Gel that is also a Medically Approved Phonophoretic Ultrasound Gel.
You will Trust MendMeShop Gel because it is a
Staple Product of Doctors, Physical Therapists, and Chiropractors. It is also the Gel of Choice for Professional Athletes.
You'll Love it because:
- It's Affordable
- It's Non-Toxic (no parabens - why is this important? Click here to find out.)
- It Enhances Your Ultrasound Treatment
- It Contains Natural Bulgarian Lavender (not the cheap synthesized ingredient found in other gels)
- It's Designed to work with our very own Mendmeshop Ultrasound Device!
- It's 100% Guaranteed
Dear MendMeShop.com,
Thank you you for your great customer service. Your product is excellent and your quick response to my requests is outstanding. I hope other people take advantage of your ultrasound since it compliments physical therapy and gives quicker results.
Rating: 
[5 of 5 Stars!]
Kathryn Hallock, OH
Phonophoresis is the use of ultrasound to enhance the delivery of topically applied drugs. Effectively, medicines contained within or under the ultrasound gel are pushed by the sound waves of the ultrasound and driven deep below the skin. Phonophoretically administered medications can penetrate the body much deeper than those massaged by hand over the surface of the skin.
Some medications can be delivered phonophoretically. The process is dependant on many, many factors. For example, the type of drug and its molecule size are critical. The drug molecule has to be just the right size to be picked up by the ultrasound waves and the right size to pass through the body tissue. As well, the medicinal molecule can't react with the ultrasound gel. It must also be able to survive the thermal and vibrational effects of the ultrasound. The delivery of medications via ultrasound is truly a science unto its own.
The duration of the treatment, and the need to specifically adhere to a specific dose size is also a large consideration. Obviously, the longer ultrasound is used over a topical phonophoretic drug, the more the medication is delivered and the deeper it goes. Drugs that require very exact dosing, like insulin for example, cannot be controlled accurately enough to be delivered via Phonophoresis. Many natural analgesics and anti-inflammatory drugs though are excellent candidates for phonophoretic application.
One of the greatest benefits to delivering medications via phonophoresis is that the medication can be delivered locally to a desired area. Oral pain killers and anti-inflamatory drugs are introduced to the entire body in equal amounts. Even if you only need pain relief in your tennis elbow or an anti-inflammatory in your swollen bursa, with oral medications you end up drugging your entire body - your brain, your heart, your lungs even if they might not need the drug. With phonophoresis, the part of the body that receives the medication is the part of your body that needs it.
Where is Phonophoresis Typically Used?
Phonophoresis is most commonly used by Physical Therapists and Chiropractors for the treatment of localized physical injuries. At the very cutting edge technology, phonophoresis is currently being studied for the use of a vast array of medications but the only government approved and specifically designed phonophoretic product available today is available at MendMeShop.com.
Articles on Phonophoresis
APTA Research Report (pdf)
BioMechanics Magazine Article
Conditions Treated With Phonophoresis:
- post-injury conditions (dislocations, distortions of joints, inflammation of muscles, tendons, etc)
- pain in rheumatic diseases
- low-back pain of neurological origin (i.e. root pain, discopathies, sciatica)
- Bursitis and similar inflammatory ailments
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Foot/Toe Sprains/Achilles Sprains and Strains
- Ankle/Knee/Calf/Neck Sprains and Strains
- Hip Sprains, Thigh Sprains/Strains
- Ligament Strains
- OsteoArthritis
- Post - Exercise Recovery (when the workout goes a bit too far)
- Plantar Fascitis (Heel Spurs)
- Rheumatoid Arthritis
- Shoulder Capulitis
- Supraspinatus / Infraspinatus
- Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome<
- Tendonitis (acute or chronic)
- Tennis Elbow, Golfers Elbow,
- Tension Headaches
- Upper and Lower Back Strains
- Wrist/ Hand/Elbow/Shoulder Sprains and Strains
Do you have more questions?
We encourage you to contact our office directly with any questions you may have regarding MendMeShop Therapeutic Products. We will do our best to answer your questions in a thorough and courteous manner.
Feel free to email us at service@mendmeshop.com. Emails will be answered promptly during business hours.
Alternatively, for those located within the US or Canada, you may contact us on our toll free number
Please contact us for more information. Will this product be able to control my pain and inflammation? There is a great possibility it can. All you need to do is call or email.
We wish you a great day and we look forward to hearing from you.
