BioCeuticals Clinical
TherActive Pain 60t
TherActive Pain 60t
- Clinically dosed herbal analgesic complex
- Rapid inflammatory pain modulation
- Joint mobility & comfort support
- Neuralgia & headache relief aid
- High-absorption curcumin delivery
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Australian-owned • Independent wellness
Carefully selected wellness essentials. Always read the label and follow the directions for use.
Shipping & Dispatch
$19.95 flat rate · Free over $199
Australia Post — fully trackable.
- Free shipping: orders over $199
- Flat rate: $19.95 Australia-wide
- International: selected destinations available
Dispatch: usually within 1–2 business days
Clinical Details
Overview
Overview
A broad-spectrum pain and inflammation formula combining highly bioavailable Theracurmin® curcumin with boswellia, white willow and Jamaican dogwood. Standardised levels of boswellic acids and salicin provide clinically relevant analgesic and anti-inflammatory activity, while ginger contributes additional antioxidant and digestive support. Designed for short- to medium-term use in acute flare-ups and chronic musculoskeletal discomfort.
Health Goals
Health Goals
• Pain & Inflammation Relief • Joint Health & Mobility • Musculoskeletal Recovery • Headache & Neuralgia Support • Menstrual Pain Relief
Ingredients
Ingredients
Each tablet contains:Theracurmin® (turmeric) 30.3 mg, equivalent to 10 mg curcumin.Salix alba(willow bark) extract 100 mg, providing 80 mg salicin and equivalent to 10 g dry stem bark.Boswellia serrataextract 184.62 mg, providing 120 mg boswellic acids and equivalent to 3.69 g dry sap resin.Piscidia piscipula(Jamaican dogwood) extract 250 mg, equivalent to 1 g dry stem bark.Zingiber officinale(ginger) extract 60.91 mg, equivalent to 670 mg dry rhizome.
Directions
Directions
Take 1 tablet three times daily, or as directed by your healthcare practitioner.
Safety & Storage
Safety & Storage
Adults only.
Do not use during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Contains salicylates (white willow) — caution with anticoagulant or anti-inflammatory medication.
If symptoms persist, seek professional advice.
Dietary supplements should not replace a balanced diet.
