A compounded ketoprofen, lidocaine, and gabapentin topical pain cream targets nerve and inflammatory pain at the source — without the GI risks of oral pills. Free Vegas-metro delivery from Lumis Pharmacy.
Chronic pain wears people down — and so do the side effects of oral pain medications. Opioids carry dependence risk. Long-term NSAID pills damage the stomach and kidneys. Gabapentin capsules cause drowsiness and weight gain. A compounded topical pain cream offers a third path: targeted, multi-mechanism relief delivered straight to the painful tissue. At Lumis Pharmacy in Las Vegas, our most-prescribed pain formulation is a Ketoprofen + Lidocaine + Gabapentin transdermal cream — three complementary ingredients in one application. How the Three-Ingredient Combo Works | Ingredient | Mechanism | What It Targets | |---|---|---| | Ketoprofen (NSAID) | Blocks COX-1/COX-2 prostaglandin synthesis | Inflammation, swelling, joint pain | | Lidocaine (anesthetic) | Blocks sodium channels in nerve fibers | Sharp, burning, surface-level pain | | Gabapentin (neuropathic agent) | Modulates calcium channels in nerves | Tingling, shooting, nerve pain | By combining all three, the cream addresses inflammation, nerve pain, and acute discomfort simultaneously — something no single oral pill does as cleanly. Why Topical Beats Oral for Localized Pain | Feature | Oral Pain Pills | Lumis Compounded Topical Cream | |---|---|---| | Systemic side effects | High (GI, liver, sedation, dependence) | Minimal — applied where it hurts…