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Arnica Nettle Gel

Arnica Nettle Gel

$30.95

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Temporarily relieves symptoms of burns, sunburn, bug bites, bee stings, rashes, hives and more.

Arnica Nettle Gel is used for burns temporarily relieves the symptoms of burns, sunburn, insect bites, bee stings, poison oak, poison ivy rashes, frostbite, chicken pox, and hives. Apply gel to skin immediately or as soon as possible for maximum effectiveness. Reapply this homeopathic treatment several times daily. Helpful Tip: Keep tube of arnica gel in the refrigerator or a cooler place to increase soothing sensation for hot feeling burns or bites. For burns, seek medical attention if needed. After the skin has reformed, use Rose Quartz Ointment to assist with complete healing. Each tube contains approximately 90 pea-size applications. Learn more about the remedial properties of our Arnica Nettle Gel in our blog post.
Active Ingredients: 100 gm contains: 4.5 gm Urtica urens ex herba 1X, 1.5 gm Arnica e flor. 1X; Calendula ex herba 2X, Resina laricis 2X, Thuja e summ. 2X, Symphytum ex herba 2X, Cantharis ex animale 7X, Colloidal silver 8X
Inactive Ingredients: Distilled water, Glycerin, Organic cane alcohol, Sodium alginate, Aloe vera, Cajeput oil, Potassium sorbate, Rosemary oil, Tea tree oil, Thyme oil, Grapefruit seed extract

2 reviews for Arnica Nettle Gel

  1. Chrysa –

    I spilled nearly boiling hot water onto my wrist on the way to a doctor appt. My doctor had this product in stock, and put some on my very painful blistering burn. Within 30 minutes, it was almost completely pain-free. I continued to use it for months, and will always keep it on hand.

  2. bremboski (verified owner) –

    Great for bug bites, wasp stings and sunburn. I keep one in the ‘frig and one in my travel bag.

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*Claims based on traditional homeopathic practice, not accepted medical evidence. Not FDA evaluated.