Weleda Burns and Bites Cooling Gel 36ml

A cooling gel to soothe and help heal minor burns, scalds, sunburn, itchy skin rashes, insect bites and stings. An essential product for any First Aid kit. Combudoron Gel contains more herbs, and thus has a more widespread action than the Combudoron Lotion. The gel may also be a more convenient way to apply Combudoron than the Lotion for some people.

Containing echinacea for wound healing, antiseptic action; aloe vera to accelerate wound healing in burns; arnica for anti-inflammatory action which eases the pain and nettle soothes the sting

Rationale:

Echinacea for wound healing, antiseptic action & tissue regeneration

Aloe vera to accelerate wound healing in burns are included in the formulation, along with ingredients of the Lotion:

Arnica for its anti-inflammatory action which eases the pain

Urtica urens soothes the sting and acts as an astringent on wounds Combudoron can also be used to treat nettle rash, acute eczema, and radiation damage

Directions for use

Adults/Children: Hold the burn in Combudoron Lotion diluted with cold water, or cold water only, until the initial pain has subsided, then use Combudoron Gel.

Minor burns, Sunburn: apply a thin layer of gel and allow to dry. Repeat every 2 - 3 hours as required. As the condition improves, apply twice daily. For insect bites and stings apply as required.

Skin rashes - apply two to three times daily, or as directed by your practitioner.

If symptoms persist, consult your practitioner.

NB: BURNS WITH BROKEN SKIN, MAJOR OR EXTENSIVE BURNS SHOULD BE TREATED UNDER MEDICAL SUPERVISION.

Ingredients

Each 1g contains: Tincture, equiv. fresh juice: Echinacea purpurea, whole flowering plant 8.3mg; Urtica urens, herb 47.5mg; Tincture, equiv. dry: Arnica montana, flower 450mcg; Arnica montana, root 50mcg; and Aloe barbadensis (Aloe vera), dry conc. leaf juice 1mg, equiv. fresh leaf juice 200mg. Contains ethanol.

Product photo and ingredients list indicative only and subject to change. Please refer to product packaging for more information.