COMPOUND RECORD / VIVAX-SPORT

VIVAX SPORTВИВАКС СПОРТ

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01 / OVERVIEW

About VIVAX SPORT

Names in this research collection

VIVAX SPORT cream

A series of topical products evaluated after exercise and minor injuries. The cooling comparison used a menthol-containing cream applied with ultrasound.

Research background

A series of topical products evaluated after exercise and minor injuries. The cooling comparison used a menthol-containing cream applied with ultrasound.

What the studies found

Study involving people · 2017

Who or what was studiedTen physically active participants, ten with sports bruises or similar injuries, and three with skin burns were described.

Reported finding

The treated skin site was 7.4% cooler immediately and 5.86% cooler after 15 minutes versus an untreated site after application of the relaxant cream with ultrasound.

Relaxant cream · skin temperature: 7.4% lower immediately and 5.86% lower at 15 minVersus the untreated skin site after ultrasound-assisted cream application.
Injured skin impedance before treatment: 120.47±7.96 Ω versus 213.94±4.42 Ω on uninjured skinThe paper reports that the injured and uninjured sites did not differ significantly at 48 hours.
Skin pH in the cream test: 5.2±0.1 before and 5.3±0.2 afterA short local measurement. A systematic adverse-event assessment is not supplied.

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Methods, dose & source notes

Study of this preparation · Sports Medicine: Research and Practice. 7(1):53–59

Menthol, ultrasound and other formulation ingredients cannot be separated from the amino-acid complexes. Skin temperature and impedance are indirect endpoints.

VIVAX SPORT topical formulations after exercise and minor injury ↗

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Compound class: Multi-ingredient topical product series
Research collection: Actoprotection & occupational pharmacology · editorial grouping
Research institutions: No institutional affiliation recorded
Source review: Review dates and the material assessed are listed with each publication below.

02 / HOW TO READ THE RESEARCH

Understanding the evidence

Human research Small human observations and a local skin-site comparison.
Study methods Thermography, skin impedance and participant observations.
Independent replication Independent replication is not established in the linked sources.
Source access Original sources and the exact review scope are linked below.
Safety evidence The linked experiments do not establish a safe human performance regimen.

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EVIDENCE REVIEW / 6 OCTOBER 2026

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03 / SOURCE RECORDS

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2017 · VIVAX SPORT topical formulations after exercise and minor injuryRelaxant cream · skin temperature: 7.4% lower immediately and 5.86% lower at 15 min

2017Human study · design details unresolvedFull text available

VIVAX SPORT topical formulations after exercise and minor injury

· Sports Medicine: Research and Practice. 7(1):53–59

Format: Original article PDF, methods and thermography results · Reviewed: Reported methods, results and evidence limitations

T. V. Potupchik, O. F. Veselova, L. S. Evert, I. V. Gatskikh · Sports Medicine: Research and Practice. 7(1):53–59

The treated skin site was 7.4% cooler immediately and 5.86% cooler after 15 minutes versus an untreated site after application of the relaxant cream with ultrasound.

Findings, study figures and available tables

Reported findings and study design

The treated skin site was 7.4% cooler immediately and 5.86% cooler after 15 minutes versus an untreated site after application of the relaxant cream with ultrasound.

The article describes ten physically active participants, ten with sports injuries and three with skin burns. Local measurements used thermography and tissue impedance. The relaxant cream was applied with ultrasound and compared with an untreated skin site.

Dose, route and schedule

Topical VIVAX SPORT formulations. The relaxant cream included menthol and amino-acid complexes. The intervention does not isolate a peptide.

Protocol source ↗ · Original article PDF, methods and thermography results

Reported findings and study figures · Original article PDF, methods and thermography results
Measure	Result	Comparison, timing and statistics
Relaxant cream · skin temperature	7.4% lower immediately and 5.86% lower at 15 min	Versus the untreated skin site after ultrasound-assisted cream application.
Injured skin impedance before treatment	120.47±7.96 Ω versus 213.94±4.42 Ω on uninjured skin	The paper reports that the injured and uninjured sites did not differ significantly at 48 hours.
Skin pH in the cream test	5.2±0.1 before and 5.3±0.2 after	A short local measurement. A systematic adverse-event assessment is not supplied.

A topical recovery and minor-injury report outside the athlete-performance participant subtotal.

Source for the extracted data ↗ · Checked 2026-11-09

Population / setting: Ten physically active participants, ten with sports bruises or similar injuries, and three with skin burns were described.
What was checked: Original article PDF, methods and thermography results

Limitations & review scope

Menthol, ultrasound and other formulation ingredients cannot be separated from the amino-acid complexes. Skin temperature and impedance are indirect endpoints.

Source checked 2026-11-09. See the review scope above for the material assessed.

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