Voltaren MAX topical gel

Voltaren is a well-known brand of anti-inflammatory medication containing diclofenac, originally developed in Switzerland. It was first introduced by Ciba-Geigy, which later became part of Novartis. Today, the consumer healthcare range, including Voltaren MAX, is owned by Haleon, a major British consumer healthcare company that was spun off from GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and Pfizer. Voltaren MAX is specifically marketed in European regions like Poland for the relief of muscle and joint pain.

Manufacturing of Voltaren gels occurs in several high-tech pharmaceutical facilities worldwide, with key production hubs located in Switzerland and Germany. The brand remains a global leader in the topical analgesic market, recognized for its distinctive 'joy of movement' logo featuring a human figure in motion against an orange sun.