Difflam Extra Strength Anti-Inflammatory Gel 75g
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Code: 10034907
RRP $19.99
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Product Overview
Difflam extra strength anti-inflammatory gel helps provide temporary relief from painful, inflamed muscles and joints. Difflam can be used for sprains, strains, contusions, sports injuries, myalgia, bursitis, soft tissue trauma and breakthrough pain in arthritis.
Made in Australia.
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Difflam Extra Strength Anti-Inflammatory Gel 75g
RRP $19.99
$16.45
17% OFF RRP
Collect 16 Everyday Rewards Points*
$16.45
$16.45
Choose delivery option
Delivery Options
In Stock for
Fastest Delivery
Order now to receive it by 9pm on Tuesday, 7 April
or FREE delivery when you spend over $80Everyday Rewards
Collect 16 Everyday Rewards Points*
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