RELIEF FOR RESET Fevers can be so uncomfortable, especially when body aches are involved. Salt baths, cold cloths, and the right type of liquids are all critical when helping the body fight infection and allow the body to use fever as its best ally during the waking hours. But naps and night time can be so difficult when the body is lit up with energetic pain, even if it is the healing type. Fever Cool Down helps to ease the discomfort with easy before-sleep application, allowing the body to do its best work while you rest. Note: This salve does NOT suppress a fever. USES: Typically used for (but not limited to) fever and related pain to help the body rest and relax while it works through its inner heat. Use caution near the eyes and more sensitive areas of the body. If some reaches the eyes simply add olive oil to a cloth and gently wipe away on and around the irritation. Be sure not to add water as it may further irritate the eyes. Always use more caution on the little ones. External use only. PRODUCT DETAILS: Ingredients: EVOO Infused With *Chamomile, *Peppermint, *Catnip, **Arnica; Essential Oils of: *Peppermint, *Wintergreen; *Beeswax; Baking Soda (*certified organic) (**sustainably cultivated, not wildcrafted) All ingredients purchased from businesses in the USA. Final product created and mixed in Dripping Springs, TX. ***See The Commitment Size: 30ml (1 oz), 50ml (1.8oz) Miron glass jars OR 20ml (sample) in amber glass jars DIRECTIONS: Massage the areas of most pain, especially tending to the bottoms of feet, the spine, and the belly button during fever. Use as often as necessary. 🤍🤍🤍🤍 🤍🤍🤍 The information shared here is for general education purposes only and has not been evaluated by the FDA. This remedy is not meant to cure, treat, diagnose, or prevent any disease. 🤍🤍🤍🤍 🤍🤍🤍 PLEASE NOTE: IT IS OF UTMOST IMPORTANCE TO ENSURE THE FRESHEST, MOST SUSTAINABLE, SEASONALLY APPROPRIATE INGREDIENTS IN OUR BODY CARE PRODUCTS. BECAUSE OF THIS THE BODY CARE PRODUCTS LISTED MAY VARY IN AVAILABILITY THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
