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A massage gel with traditional bee venom (apitoxin), comfrey and tormentil extract and herbal essential oils. It is intended for a warming massage of strained joints and muscles. It massages in lightly, absorbs easily and gently warms after application.
4.5 out of 54 ratings
comfreyand tormentil
warmsa gently tingling sensation
100 mlgel-balm
Who it's for
For joints and muscles that ask for care
You have strained joints and muscles, after work, exercise or a long day, for example.
You like a warming sensation during massage.
You are looking for traditional care with bee venom, comfrey and herbs.
Do not use on mucous membranes or open wounds, on children under 3 or if you are intolerant to any of the ingredients.
Are you allergic to bee stings? The gel contains bee venom; consult a doctor before use.
In case of swelling, redness or pain that doesn't subside, see a doctor.
What it does for you
A warming massage with bee venom
It is intended for a warming massage of joints, muscles and back.
It brings strained areas a feeling of relief and relaxation.
Bee venom is used in joint care traditionally.
Comfrey and tormentil are traditional herbs in caring for the musculoskeletal system.
Camphor, capsicum and methyl nicotinate pleasantly warm the area.
Essential oils of cajeput, guaiac, marjoram, thyme, juniper, rosemary, eucalyptus and clove give the gel a herbal scent.
The gel absorbs easily, and a light massage is all it takes.
Key ingredients: bee venom, comfrey and tormentil
Bee venom (apitoxin)
Apis Toxicum
2.5 mg per 100 g of gel
a traditional bee product in joint care
the heart of the gel, which bears its name
Common comfrey extract
Symphytum Officinale Extract
a traditional herb for joints and muscles
in the balm together with tormentil
cares for the skin over strained areas
Tormentil extract
Potentilla Erecta Extract
also known as septfoil
a traditional herb in massage balms
complements comfrey
Other active ingredients
Methyl salicylateMethyl SalicylateOne of the gel's main ingredients, right after water.
Camphor, capsicum and methyl nicotinateCamphora, Capsicum Annuum Oil, Methyl NicotinatePleasantly warm the area.
Caution: Do not use in case of individual intolerance or hypersensitivity to any of the balm's ingredients, on mucous membranes or on open wounds. Not for children under 3. Keep out of reach of children.
Questions
What you ask most often
How do I use the gel?
Apply it where it's needed 2–3× a day and massage in lightly until fully absorbed.
Does it warm?
Yes. Customers describe a gentle tingling after application. Camphor, capsicum and methyl nicotinate support the warmth.
How much bee venom does it contain?
2.5 mg of bee venom (apitoxin) per 100 g of gel.
What is septfoil?
A folk name for tormentil (Potentilla erecta), a traditional herb that complements comfrey in the gel.
Can I use it if I am allergic to bee stings?
The gel contains bee venom. If you are allergic to bee stings or bee products, consult a doctor before use.
Can I put it on a graze or use it on children?
No. Don't apply it to open wounds or mucous membranes, and don't use it on children under 3.
Will it replace a visit to the doctor?
No. It is cosmetic care for a warming massage. In case of swelling, redness or pain that doesn't subside, see a doctor.
Your routine
Care for joints and muscles
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