Deep Heat

Deep Heat is a household name in topical muscle pain relief, using a warming sensation to help soothe muscular aches, stiffness and tension. The range includes rubs, sprays, roll-ons and heat patches for targeted relief before or after activity.

Browse the Deep Heat range at StockMyMedicine, dispatched from our UK pharmacy. Always read the label before use, apply to intact skin only, and speak to your pharmacist if you are unsure.

About Deep Heat

Deep Heat is the UK's leading warming muscle rub, used to soothe muscular aches, pains and stiffness. Its warming creams, sprays and patches increase the feeling of warmth in the area to help relax and relieve tense, aching muscles.

The range covers rubs, sprays, roll-ons and heat patches for backs, shoulders and tired muscles.

Browse the Deep Heat range below, dispatched from our UK pharmacy. Always read the label, apply only to intact skin, and wash hands after use.

Frequently asked questions

How does Deep Heat work?

Deep Heat contains ingredients such as menthol and methyl salicylate that create a warming sensation on the skin, which helps soothe and relax aching muscles. It works on the surface rather than being absorbed like a tablet.

What does Deep Heat do?

It provides warming relief for muscular aches, pains, stiffness and minor sports strains by increasing the sensation of warmth in the area. It is for muscular, not internal, pain.

Does Deep Heat contain ibuprofen?

No, the classic Deep Heat warming rub does not contain ibuprofen; it works through warming ingredients like menthol. Deep Heat's sister product Deep Relief is the one that contains ibuprofen.

Can you use Deep Heat when pregnant?

If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, check with your pharmacist or GP before using Deep Heat or any topical muscle product. Do not use it on broken skin or with a heat source.

How often can I apply Deep Heat?

Follow the pack, which typically allows application a few times a day to the affected area. Wash your hands after use and do not cover with a bandage or apply heat on top.

Can I use Deep Heat before or after exercise?

Deep Heat is often used to warm up muscles before activity or to soothe them afterwards. Avoid using it on broken skin, and do not combine it with a hot bath or heat pad.

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