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Why can't you use Bengay with a heating pad? Understanding the Danger

5 min read
According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), rare cases of serious burns have been reported when topical muscle and joint pain relievers, like Bengay, are used with external heat. Combining a topical analgesic with a heating pad poses a significant risk of severe chemical burns, often far more serious than a simple heat burn.

Where not to put muscle rub? Essential safety guidelines

4 min read
According to a 2012 FDA warning, rare but serious skin injuries, including chemical burns, have been reported from using certain over-the-counter topical pain relievers. To ensure your safety and effectiveness, it is crucial to understand **where not to put muscle rub**.

Can You Use Tiger Balm on Private Parts? The Serious Risks Explained

5 min read
According to warnings from manufacturers and medical professionals, Tiger Balm should never be applied to mucous membranes, including the genitals. This is because the strong counter-irritant ingredients can cause a severe burning sensation and potential chemical burns on the highly sensitive skin of private parts.