Cold Ointment for Children with Eucalyptus and Anise - Dr. Vera

Contains anise and eucalyptus essential oils, camphor, and turpentine.

The active components in the ointment have antiseptic, analgesic, cold-relieving, and fever-reducing properties. A special spatula is included in the packaging for ease of product application.

Anise essential oil – possesses antiseptic properties. It is used for respiratory and inflammatory diseases, has expectorant and soothing effects, and is included in all chest elixirs.

Eucalyptus essential oil – has a very strong antiseptic effect. Eucalyptus relieves excessive fatigue and drowsiness. It is used for inflammatory diseases of the respiratory and throat organs. It has a cold-relieving and fever-reducing effect. It promotes oxygen absorption by the tissues of our body.

Turpentine – used for musculoskeletal diseases, has analgesic effects (due to its irritating influence on tissues) and anti-inflammatory effects, which can be explained by its antiseptic properties. When introduced into the respiratory organs through inhalation, turpentine irritates the bronchial glands, thereby stimulating their secretory activity and helping to reduce the viscosity of mucus, acting as an expectorant.

Indications for use

For nasal congestion and runny nose.

For joint, muscle, and back pain.

As a means for compresses and inhalations.

To alleviate headaches.

To ease cough and sore throat, and improve breathing.

Methods of application and dosages

External use.

For adults and children over 2 years old. Apply a small amount of the ointment to the area around the nose (externally), cheekbone area, chest area, back. For children, as a warming agent in the foot area. Rub in with gentle movements. Use 2–4 times a day.

Contraindications

Individual intolerance to the components.

Special instructions

If it accidentally gets into the eyes or on mucous membranes, rinse with water!