Product Name:
Euky Bearub Eucalyptus Chest Rub - 50g
Product Description:
Euky Bearub, Australia's original children's chest rub, has been providing soothing comfort for over 40 years. Passed down through generations, this gentle, Australian Eucalyptus chest rub is a trusted choice for relieving stuffy noses and general aches and pains associated with colds. Specifically designed for those restless nights, it facilitates easier breathing, ensuring a peaceful sleep. Although it boasts adult strength, it is tender on sensitive skin.
Usage and Indications:
Euky Bearub is designed to help alleviate symptoms such as a stuffy nose, common cold discomfort, and aches and pains. It is best applied before bedtime to improve breathing and ensure a more restful sleep. Suitable for individuals aged 12 months and above.
Active Ingredients:
- Eucalyptus Oil 6.0% w/w
- Eucalyptol 6.0% w/w
- Menthol 5.0% w/w
- Camphor 4.9% w/w
- Rosemary Oil 1.0% w/w
Dosage Instructions:
For Head Colds:
- Gently massage Euky Bearub onto the chest and back.
- Repeat two or three times a day and before bedtime for a more restful sleep.
- For adults, add 8g (two teaspoonsful) of Euky Bearub to a stable bowl of steaming hot water and inhale vapor while covering the head with a towel. Alternatively, inhale using 2g in a Vapour Inhaler.
- Repeat as required. For added relief, massage Euky Bearub onto the chest and back.
For Muscular Aches and Pains:
- Massage Euky Bearub into the affected muscles.
- Repeat as necessary.
For Irritation of Minor Insect Bites:
- Gently apply Euky Bearub. Do not rub in.
- Repeat as necessary.
Safety Precautions and Warnings:
- For external use only. Use only as directed.
- Do not use on the face, near the eyes, or in nostrils.
- For sensitive skin, test a small area before applying more extensively.
- Discontinue use if irritation occurs.
- Do not use if the foil seal at the mouth of the tube is broken.
Always read the label and follow the directions for use.
Storage and Shelf Life:
- Store below 30°C.
- Shelf Life: Check the expiration date on the packaging.
