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The lower back. It all starts there.

One single patch, applied to the lower back. It is the main placement and the base of optimal comfort.

1 patch is enough Up to 5 days Applied in 10 seconds

Simple. Fast. On for 5 days.

01

Clean, dry skin

No cream or oil, for optimal adhesion.

02

Remove the protective film

Handle the patch by its edges.

03

Apply to the lower back

Horizontally, centred on the spine, just above the pelvis.

04

Press for a few seconds

Smooth from the centre outwards. That's it.

Why the lower back?

Support for the lower back

Placed over the lumbar area, the patch helps support the lower back and posture, during effort and in everyday life.

The body's central zone

It naturally follows your movements and offers a discreet, comfortable hold over time.

Everything flows through it

The lower back concentrates most of the mechanical tension and strain, during effort and in everyday life.

A long-lasting hold

Shower, sweat, movement: the patch stays in place for up to 5 days.

Black T-KARE mineral-complex patch, seen from above Mineral complex · skin interaction

A more solicited area? Add a second patch.

As needed: a sensitive knee, a heavily used arm, a weaker muscle. The central patch stays on the lower back — the second one goes directly on the area concerned.

Why a second patch Reduce the cost of effort where it pulls.

Applied as close as possible to the solicited area, the second patch supports the muscle or joint that works the hardest: effort costs less, the muscle absorbs impact better.

Example: knee pain while running → one patch on the lower back, a second one on the upper thigh.

Thigh Patch applied on the upper thigh
Arm / shoulder Patch applied between the elbow and the shoulder
Up to 5 days Long-lasting hold
Water resistant Shower and sweat
Freedom of movement During effort and every day
Safe and comfortable High-purity mineral formula

Skin-interaction patch · High-purity mineral complex · Studied in double-blind conditions. The placement markers presented here are usage markers: they are neither medical advice nor a promise of results.