This universal ointment (R30) has many benefits on the skin and to counter all kinds of problems including rheumatism.

Description

Thanks to its hyperhemic effect, the R30 ointment is particularly indicated in cases of acute and chronic rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica, shingles after injuries or amputations. This medication can also be used for rashes, burns, minor abrasions and boils as well as paralysis after stroke. Ointment R30 can also be used for pain in the sacral region or in the legs and to promote recovery in the event of strains or fractures. The ointment works well for sagging breasts.

R30 is composed of fatty substances which allow a quick and easy absorption. Sensitive patients will experience a marked warming of the parts coated with ointment. The energy forces of the body are strengthened and the blood circulation activated.

Directions for Use

Adults and children ≥ 5 years: Apply to the painful area 2 to 3 times a day or as directed by a therapist. If necessary, the ointment can be applied more often.

Ingredients

Medicinal ingredients:

Arnica D3 …… 0.1g

Belladonna D3 …… 0.1g

Calendula D3 …… 0.1g

Camphora D3 …… 1.0g

Dulcamara D3 …… 0.1g

Echinacea D3 …… 0.1g

Hamamelis D3 …… 0.1g

Hypericum D3 …… 0.1g

Millefolium D3 …… 0.1g

Nux vomica D4 …… 0.1g

Rhus toxicodendron D3 …… 0.1g

Non-medicinal ingredients: Alkyl alcohol C16 to C18, Lanolin alcohol, Lavender oil, Olive oil, Petrolatum, Rosemary essential oil, Scots pine oil.

More Information

1. Format: 85g (jar)
2. Other format available: 65g (tube)

Cautions

• Consult a health care practitioner if symptoms persist or worsen.
• Do not apply the ointment to the mucous membranes. Apply only on unharmed and intact skin.
• After application, wash your hands thoroughly.
• When breastfeeding, do not apply the ointment to the breasts.
• Do not use if hypersensitive to plants of the anacardiaceae family.
• Do not use if hypersensitive to arnica or rosemary.
• Do not use during pregnancy.
• Do not use in patients with bronchial asthma or whooping cough.
• Allergic skin reactions or contact dermatitis are possible.
• Skin and mucous membrane irritation may develop.
• An intensification of bronchospasms is possible.