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Soltice Quick-Rub Topical Analgesic

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Product Details

$7.00

Why Choose Soltice Quick-Rub Topical Analgesic?

Soltice Quick-Rub Topical Analgesic is formulated with menthol 5.1% and camphor 5.1%. It is labeled for the temporary relief of minor aches and pains associated with arthritis, muscle and joint soreness, strains, bruises, sprains, and simple headache.

The current formula is described as stainless and greaseless, making Soltice Quick-Rub a topical rub that rubs in without the heavy greasy feel associated with some traditional ointments.

  • 5.1% menthol + 5.1% camphor

  • OTC topical analgesic

  • Temporarily relieves minor aches and pains of muscles and joints

  • Labeled for minor arthritis pain, strains, bruises, sprains, and simple headache

  • Stainless and greaseless

  • Available in 1.33 oz and 3 oz jars

  • Traditional Soltice formula with documented history extending back decades

Active Ingredients

Menthol 5.1%
Camphor 5.1%

Menthol and camphor are topical counterirritants commonly used in topical analgesic products for the temporary relief of minor aches and pains. Their role is to provide temporary symptomatic relief rather than treat an underlying medical condition.

The current Drug Facts label identifies menthol 5.1% and camphor 5.1% as the active ingredients in Soltice Quick-Rub.

What Is Soltice Quick-Rub Topical Analgesic Used For?

The current product labeling states that Soltice Quick-Rub temporarily relieves minor aches and pains of muscles and joints associated with:

  • Minor arthritis pain

  • Muscle aches and sore joints

  • Strains

  • Bruises

  • Sprains

  • Simple headache

The current labeling also describes relief from stiffness and minor pains associated with arthritis and sore, aching muscles.

How to Use Soltice Quick-Rub

Rub Soltice Quick-Rub into the affected area until it is absorbed and disappears.

Adults and children 12 years of age and older: Apply to affected area no more than 3 to 4 times daily.

Follow current Drug Facts label for complete directions/warnings.

Drug Facts & Safety

For external use only.

Do not use on irritated, reddened, wounded, or damaged skin. Avoid eyes and mucous membranes. Do not bandage tightly.

Stop use/ask doctor if condition worsens, does not improve within 7 days, or clears and returns.

Keep out of reach of children. If swallowed, get medical help/Poison Control.

Always follow current Drug Facts label.

What's In Soltice Quick-Rub?

Active Ingredients

  • Menthol 5.1%

  • Camphor 5.1%

Inactive Ingredients

  • Eucalyptus oil

  • Glycerin

  • Methyl salicylate

  • Oleic acid

  • Potassium hydroxide

  • Stearic acid

  • Water

Stainless & Greaseless

The stainless and greaseless characteristic is part of Soltice's documented product history.

A 1970 Chattanooga Medicine Company advertisement described Soltice as the “original greaseless stainless formula,” showing that this positioning dates back at least to 1970. The current Soltice Quick-Rub product is likewise described as stainless and greaseless.

The History Behind Soltice

Soltice has a longer documented history than the specific Soltice Quick-Rub product name.

In 1935, chemist Dr. Irvine W. Grote of University of Chattanooga developed an analgesic balm known as Soltice for Chattanooga Medicine Company.

The SOLTICE trademark records a first-use date of December 13, 1946, followed by a trademark application in 1947 and registration in 1949.

These dates establish the documented history of the Soltice brand; they do not establish that Soltice Quick-Rub itself was commercially available in 1935.

Historical material documents the specific Soltice Quick-Rub product by the 1960s.

By 1970, Chattanooga Medicine Company advertising promoted Soltice as an “original greaseless stainless formula,” demonstrating the long-standing stainless and greaseless positioning associated with the product line.

In 1996, Chattem documented the sale of the SOLTICE trademarks and product lines to Woolfoam Corporation. Today, Soltice Quick-Rub is marketed by Oakhurst Company as part of the current Woolfoam corporate lineage.

Soltice Quick-Rub Today

Today's product contains menthol 5.1% and camphor 5.1%.

Available sizes:

  • 1.33 oz (37 g)

  • 3 oz (85 g)

3 oz product identifiers:

  • NDC: 11169-0100-12

  • UPC: 011169100128

FAQs

What is Soltice Quick-Rub?

Soltice Quick-Rub is an OTC topical analgesic containing 5.1% menthol and 5.1% camphor for the temporary relief of minor aches and pains of muscles and joints.

What are the active ingredients in Soltice Quick-Rub?

The active ingredients are menthol 5.1% and camphor 5.1%.

Is Soltice Quick-Rub greasy?

Soltice Quick-Rub is described as stainless and greaseless. This characteristic has also been part of Soltice's documented product positioning for decades.

How old is Soltice?

The Soltice brand has documented history extending back to 1935, when Dr. Irvine W. Grote developed an analgesic balm known as Soltice for Chattanooga Medicine Company. The SOLTICE trademark records first use in 1946. Specific historical material documents Soltice Quick-Rub by the 1960s.

Choose Your Size

1.33 oz — Convenient size

3 oz — Larger size

Select your preferred size above and order from Oakhurst Company.

Product formulations and labeling can change. Always follow the current Drug Facts label.

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