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TMX ALL IN ONE

TMX ALL IN ONE

$99.00 USD
$99.00 USD
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TMX® DOLOR is a warming joint and muscle gel for external use in the area of ​​muscle tension. The intensive long-term heat effect and the active care ingredients, combined with a massage in the application area, loosens, relaxes and reactivates the muscles.

Apply TMX® DOLOR to the affected areas and massage in thoroughly. A more generous application can intensify the warming effect.

If an intense feeling of warmth does not occur within the first 15 minutes, the application should be repeated. Use several times a day if necessary. A slight appearance of redness in the application area is normal and a sign of the local effect.

Through long-lasting and deep acupressure, the TMX® triggers counteract muscular tension and blockages. With the TMX® triggers, pain areas throughout the body can be treated in a targeted and lasting manner, thus promoting faster regeneration of the tissue.

USE THE TMX® ORIGINAL AT:

  • Sole complaints (e.g. plantar fascites)
  • calf tension
  • Popliteal discomfort
  • thigh tension
  • buttock pain
  • Complaints in the lumbar region (e.g. lumbago)
  • Pain in the thoracic spine

USE THE TMX® ORIGINAL PLUS AT:

  • Sole problems (e.g. heel spurs)
  • Complaints in the lumbar region
  • Pain in the thoracic spine
  • Shoulder/neck tension
  • Complaints in the shoulder joint (e.g. impingement)
  • Complaints in the forearm area (e.g. tennis/golfer’s elbow)

With the TMX® META you have the opportunity to get your foot problems under control yourself. Through the cooperation with BlackBoard® we have succeeded in creating a unique product. The TMX® is 60% foot mobilizer and 40% foot trigger.

PAIN/ PROBLEMS IN THE AREAS:

  • ball of foot
  • Plantar fascia (plantar fasciitis)
  • Hallux valgus
  • Heel spurs / heel pain
  • outer edge foot
  • inner edge foot
  • Osteoarthritis in the metatarsophalangeal joint (Hallux rigidus)
  • Feeling of blockage in the metatarsal area
  • Tailor's bunion (Digitus quintos varus) Abduction of little toe
  • Bent foot / flat foot / splay foot / hollow foot
  • Osteoarthritis in individual tarsal bones
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