Exploring the Science of Topical Pain Relief with Paul Timko of Stopain Clinical

18 Mar 2024 · 21 min
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A recorded interview (YouTube, Mar 18, 2024) in which Jeff Langmaid speaks with Paul Timko of Stop Pain Clinical (manufactured by Troy Healthcare). Timko explains that Stop Pain Clinical is a clinician-only topical analgesic line (manufactured in Hazleton, PA) built around menthol as the primary researched active ingredient, formulated with complementary ingredients (glucosamine, MSM, eucalyptus oil, peppermint oil) to aid penetration and patient comfort. Key claims: menthol acts via TRPM8/gate-control mechanisms providing temporary relief (commonly ~4–6 hours), the product is sweat-resistant and compatible with kinesiology tape (can be applied before or sprayed over tape), and the company supports chiropractors through samples, marketing, a starter-pack program (bundles $79–$199; $199 includes the migraine product), a clinic locator (site does not sell direct to consumers), money-back guarantee, and responsive practice support. A separate migraine/headache gel (lower menthol, homeopathic ingredients listed in the interview) is applied suboccipital in one packet dose; if needed a second packet 20–30 minutes later. The brand emphasizes clinician distribution and practice partnership.

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