Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation
Athletic injury, post-surgery recovery and persistent pain are just some of the things that can send you to physical therapy. By working closely with a physical therapist or physiatrist you can begin getting your independence, strength, mobility and range of motion back. Learn more about this important health topic in our special blog series below. Plus, explore what ingredients make over-the-counter topical pain relievers work.
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At-home exercises
No excuses. You need to do them because they may be the most important part of physical therapy.
Post-workout pain? Nagging ache?
A topical pain reliever may offer relief. Learn more about over-the-counter creams, gels, sprays and patches.
Medline Color-Coded Exercise Bands
For physical therapy, exercise training or at-home exercise.
- Set includes 6 bands of varying resistance
- Color-coded for quick identification of resistance level
- 5-feet long
Medline ActivICE
Choose fast-acting, long-lasting, cooling relief trusted by clinical professionals.
- Temporarily relieves pain with 8% cooling menthol
- Spray on, smooth on or roll on exactly where you need it
- With gentle conditioners to leave skin feeling soft