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Lidopro Patch is a topical analgesic combination patch manufactured by Terrain Pharmaceuticals (TerrainRx). It contains three active ingredients — Lidocaine (a local anesthetic), Menthol (a counterirritant), and Methyl Salicylate (a topical NSAID) — delivered through patented hydrogel transdermal technology.
It is used for the temporary relief of minor aches and pains associated with arthritis, back pain, muscle strains and sprains, joint pain, shoulder pain, and knee pain. Some providers also use it off-label for migraine-related neck pain, neuropathic pain, and fibromyalgia-related pain.
Lidopro Patch uses a patented hydrogel delivery system with micro-emulsifiers that allow deeper and more rapid absorption into muscles, joints, tendons, and nerves. The three active ingredients work together:
Apply one patch to clean, dry skin over the painful area for up to 12 hours, then remove for at least 12 hours before applying a new patch.
Lidopro Patch can be difficult to find at mainstream retail pharmacies. It is distributed primarily through independent pharmacies and physician-dispensing networks rather than large chain pharmacies like CVS, Walgreens, or Rite Aid. While there is no active FDA shortage listing, the limited distribution channel means many patients will struggle to locate it locally.
Your best bet is to ask your prescribing doctor if they dispense Lidopro Patch directly, or contact Terrain Pharmaceuticals (TerrainRx) to find a nearby stocking pharmacy. Medfinder can also help you locate pharmacies that carry it.
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Lidopro Patch may be recommended or dispensed by a variety of healthcare providers, including:
Many providers who carry Lidopro Patch dispense it directly from their offices.
No, Lidopro Patch is not a controlled substance. It does not have a DEA schedule and does not require special prescribing restrictions. It contains Lidocaine (a local anesthetic), Menthol, and Methyl Salicylate — none of which are controlled substances.
These side effects are generally mild and resolve after removing the patch. Discontinue use and contact your doctor if you experience severe skin irritation, rash, swelling, or difficulty breathing.
Talk to your doctor about which alternative may be right for you if Lidopro Patch is unavailable or too expensive.
Always tell your doctor about all medications and topical products you are using before starting Lidopro Patch.
Lidopro Patch is an effective multi-ingredient topical pain relief option that combines Lidocaine, Menthol, and Methyl Salicylate in a hydrogel patch. However, it can be challenging to find because it is not widely stocked at major chain pharmacies. The cash price of $150–$350 per box may also be a barrier for some patients.
If you're having trouble locating Lidopro Patch, ask your prescriber if they dispense it directly, contact Terrain Pharmaceuticals, or use Medfinder to search for pharmacies near you that have it in stock. Consider OTC alternatives like Salonpas or Aspercreme with Lidocaine patches if cost or availability is an issue.
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