DESCRIPTION

We may all love the out-of-doors but we don't all love the critters that nibble on us when we're outside enjoying nature. Inevitably each spring  summer or fall most of us will have a run-in' with a mosquito, a black fly, a spider, a deer fly or a wasp. That run in' may lead to a mild little itch or to a great deal of swelling, discomfort, inflammation, redness or burning. Orange Naturals Bites+Stings homeopathic topical cream will help you find quick relief from those inevitable run-ins with mother nature's tiny but mighty insects. Keep a tube in your picnic hamper  your backpack  the baby's diaper bag  the bow of your canoe or your jacket pocket. 

Benefits

- Topical homeopathic cream that helps relieve minor skin irritations and discomfort due to insect bites or stings

- Soothes itching, pain, swelling and redness

- Helps prevent lingering discoloration on skin from insect bites

- Helps to promote local healing

- Natural antiseptic properties 

INGREDIENTS

Medicinal Ingredients

Apis mellifera .........................1X

Apis mellifera .........................3X

Arnica montana ......................3X

Arnica montana ......................6X

Calendula officinalis ................MT

Ledum palustre ......................3X

Urtica urens ..........................3X 

Non Medicinal Ingredients

Beeswax  shea butter  MCT oil  cetearyl alcohol  glycerin  tocopherol  sodium citrate  sodium lactate  carbomer  potassium hydroxide  purified water  lactose (trace amount only).

Recommended Use

Topical homeopathic cream to relieve the pain itching and swelling of insect bites and stings. 

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

Adults and children (0 years and up): apply generously to affected areas once daily or as needed. External use only. 

WARNINGS

Do not apply to open wounds or broken skin. Consult a healthcare practitioner prior to use if pregnant, breastfeeding or have a serious medical condition and during use if symptoms persist, worsen or if new symptoms develop.

Discontinue use if hypersensitivity (e.g. contact dermatitis) occurs.