Venostasin fresh spray, 75 ml

Venostasin fresh Spray - The freshness kick for heavy legs and feet

The temperatures are rising and life is becoming easier: it's finally summer!But especially on hot, humid days, lower legs, calves or feet often feel swollen and heavy.If you're not at the seaside or can dangle your legs in the cool water of a swimming pool, this cooling spray definitely belongs in your luggage.

The new leg cooling spray has a twofold effect: It refreshes and cools heavy and swollen legs and feet on hot summer days.In its practical handbag format, you can take it with you anywhere: to your morning workout, to the office, shopping after work or to the long-awaited festival weekend.

Simply sprayed on and quickly absorbed, the new, cooling spray from Venostasin gives your legs the feeling of freshness back in no time.This ensures pleasant lightness and summer-fresh skin.Enjoy your own individual kick of freshness - no matter where, no matter when.

Area of application

Venostasin fresh Spray is a cooling leg spray in a practical handbag format for on the go.The spray refreshes and cares for the legs and, thanks to its handy format, fits in any pocket, so the freshness kick is always at hand.The cooling spray has been specially developed to allow convenient use anywhere.Unlike a cream, you don't need to spread the product with your hands and it leaves no residue on your hands after application.This means there is no need to wash your hands.

No prescription is required for this product.

A hot day at work in the office, a long hiking tour in scorching heat or a long-haul flight on vacation?Especially when we sit a lot, move little, or, on the contrary, have exhausted our legs through exercise, they tend to feel heavy, tired and exhausted.

On the one hand, the veins expand in heat.This then leads to the venous valves on the inner walls of the vessels no longer closing properly.The result is that blood accumulates in the legs and feet as gravity causes it to sink downwards, which the venous valves actually prevent.On the other hand, lack of exercise, for example when sitting at a desk or on long journeys, means that the venous muscle pump, which normally pumps the used, oxygen-poor blood from the leg veins back to the heart against gravity, is not sufficiently activated.Even then, the blood pools in the leg veins.

In particular, exercise and a cool kick of freshness can help to stimulate blood circulation, relieve swelling and get tired legs fit again.

Venostasin fresh Spray does not require hand washing after use.Legs can be refreshed on the go, even discreetly under the desk at work.You can give your legs a refreshing break at any time without having to go to a washroom.Simply spray on, enjoy the pleasant freshness effect and carry on!

Blood congestion initially leads to temporary symptoms such as swollen, tired and heavy legs.Not a problem in the short term, because simple tricks and home remedies such as elevating your legs or cooling, e.g. with the Venostasin fresh cooling spray, often help to stimulate blood circulation again and alleviate the symptoms.

Elevating the legs supports the venous muscle pump, while cold helps refresh the legs, relieves swelling and stimulates blood circulation.The cooling reduces the diameter of the veins, which improves the function of the venous valves.When traveling, it is also recommended to wear travel socks, which also support the vein muscle pump through compression.

In the long term, however, further action is required.In order to prevent serious venous weakness, which can arise, for example, if you are constantly not moving enough (e.g. due to work), you should reduce avoidable risk factors, integrate enough exercise into your everyday life and not stay in one position for too long, whether sitting or standing.

Day after day, our legs and feet achieve remarkable feats.On average, each of us takes around 7,500 steps per day, which corresponds to around 5 kilometers.Over the average lifespan of 78 years for men and 83 years for women, this results in an astonishing total distance of around four trips around the earth.

Especially in jobs like waiters, who walk 10 to 12 kilometers a day, or nurses, who walk up to 16 kilometers, tired and heavy legs after a strenuous day at work are no surprise.

Keep in mind that the legs contain about a quarter of all the bones in our body, and this weight becomes noticeable after long days.Occasionally, the ankles and feet swell, as evidenced by the red marks left by socks on the ankles or the marks left by sandal straps in summer.

But it's not just one-sided and intense strain that makes your legs heavy and tired.Lack of exercise also leads to these symptoms.

If you don't move enough on a regular basis, whether while traveling, in the office, driving or working at the checkout, this leads to blood congestion.This also makes the legs heavy, exhausts the muscles and can have serious long-term consequences, such as venous insufficiency (weak veins).In some cases, heart failure or kidney problems can also be the cause of heavy and tired legs.

The need to “put your feet up” is completely understandable in moments like this.This is actually the right step.Relaxation and elevating your legs, ideally elevated by around 20 degrees, quickly leads to tired and heavy legs becoming light and agile again.Balancing movements, walking and special exercises to activate the venous muscle pump can also help to relieve swelling and heaviness.

However, if the legs are permanently tired and swollen, even when we have elevated them or exercised sufficiently, it may be that the permanent blood congestion, for example due to chronic lack of exercise, obesity or genetic predisposition, has already led to tangible venous insufficiency.

If your legs are constantly tired, heavy and/or swollen, venous weakness may be the reason.

In addition to avoidable risk factors such as high shoes, obesity and lack of exercise, there are also some genetic factors, particularly the predisposition to weak connective tissue, which cannot be prevented.This also includes old age.If you already know that there is a predisposition to venous problems in your family, it is best to check whether you are already showing signs of early venous problems by taking a vein measurement, which is available free of charge in many pharmacies.Likewise, for older people or people with genetic predispositions, reducing other risk factors, especially obesity and lack of exercise, is even more important for them.

However, varicose veins, edema and tired legs caused by pregnancy usually go away on their own after delivery.During pregnancy, it is advisable to use home remedies similar to those for non-pregnant people, such as venous exercises, elevating the legs if there is swelling and a feeling of heaviness, and cold compresses or Kneipp baths.

Tired legs can usually be revived in just a few minutes.But if the condition becomes chronic, for example due to a constant lack of exercise or being overweight, serious problems can develop.

Prolonged lack of exercise weakens the venous muscle pump in the long term.This can lead to swelling and other symptoms even if we have actually moved enough.The persistent blood congestion also causes the vein diameter to permanently expand, even when it is not hot or there is no weak connective tissue.So if you notice that your legs are constantly swollen and simple tricks and home remedies no longer help, you may be developing venous insufficiency (weak veins).

Other signs of venous weakness include spider veins, varicose veins, leg cramps and water retention (edema).You should then see a doctor at the latest.By the way, phlebologists are responsible.

Home remedies are primarily used for prevention, supportive treatment or, like our cooling spray, for cooling and care.However, if there is already chronic venous insufficiency with varicose veins and edema, further measures are absolutely necessary.Otherwise, there is a risk of long-term complications such as phlebitis, deep vein thrombosis and, as a result, even potentially life-threatening pulmonary embolism.But long before it gets to that point, there is a lot you can do to prevent it.

It is well known that older people are more likely to suffer from vein problems.Vein problems are often associated with the compression and thrombosis stockings worn by the elderly.

In fact, around 30 million Germans suffer from venous problems, as determined by the German Society for Vascular Medicine.Varicose veins are particularly common and can appear as blue nodules on the leg veins that are visible and palpable under the skin.

However, before serious forms of varicose veins occur, such as varicose veins in the main and side branch veins, spider veins often appear, which are an early warning sign of the vein problems.It is therefore important to take action as varicose veins increase the risk of thrombosis.

The venous system in our legs transports blood throughout the body.It not only supplies the leg muscles and surrounding tissue with nutrients and oxygen, but also supports the healing of injuries.Advanced venous insufficiency can lead to open legs, which can develop from small sores and eczema.

Particularly in the deeper leg veins, the body works hard to pump blood back to the heart against gravity.This is done by the venous muscle pump, which consists of the muscles around the lower leg veins.This pump only activates when we move, especially walking.Muscle tension allows blood to flow upwards to reach the heart through the leg veins.If this circulation is disturbed, the blood accumulates in the legs and feet and can lead to many problems, which, however, develop gradually and over years.

The problem is that if pronounced varicose veins or water retention are already visible and palpable, the venous disease has already progressed.That's why you should definitely take action if you have early symptoms such as tired legs.

It may sound surprising, but the risk of vein problems is also increasing in young people.This is often due to a lack of exercise in everyday life and at work, as well as obesity, which is often associated with inactivity.If you don't ignore symptoms such as tired legs, tingling, pain, itching and red marks from the edges of socks, you can significantly reduce the risk of long-term consequences from chronic venous insufficiency (CVI).

Active ingredients / ingredients / ingredients

Venostasin fresh Spray contains: Alcohol denat, Butane, Isobutane, Propane, Menthyl PCA, Octyldodecanol, Glycerin, Parfum, Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Echium Plantagineum Seed Oil, Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil Unsaponifiables, Aesculus Hippocastanum Seed Extract, Ginkgo Biloba Leaf Extract,Cardiospermum Halicacabum Flower/ Leaf/ Vine Extract, Tocopherol.

Contraindications

If you are hypersensitive to any of the above ingredients, the product should not be used.

Dosage

Recommended use of Venostasin fresh Spray: Spray Venostasin fresh Spray onto the desired area on the leg and/or foot.

Application

Shake before use.Spray the legs with the cooling spray from a distance of approx. 10 cm.No massage necessary, absorbs immediately.

Do not spray on the face or on open wounds.

Keep out of reach of children.

Dry and store at room temperature.

Notes

Extremely flammable aerosol.Container is under pressure: may burst if heated.Keep away from heat, hot surfaces, sparks, open flames and other types of ignition sources.Do not smoke.Do not spray on an open flame or other source of ignition.Do not puncture or burn, even after use.Protect from sunlight.Do not expose to temperatures exceeding 50°C.