Sloan's Balm for Neck, Back, Knee & Muscular Pain

Sloan's Balm helps relieve joint pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, lower back pain, sprain, and muscular aches. It contains capsaicin which gives it a unique heat action. It also contains powerful analgesic and pain-relieving ingredients like methyl salicylate, menthol, and eucalyptus oil. It is easy to apply and penetrates the skin faster.Key Ingredients: Capsicum extract Oil gaultheria Pudina Karpoora tailam Nilgiri tailam Gandha biroja tailam Devadaru tailam Ointment base Key Benefits: The balm contains the goodness of five ayurvedic herbal oils to help provide relief from the pain associated with neck, back, knee, muscle and sprain This formulation has analgesic and pain-relieving ingredients that help to soothe and relieve pain It has a unique heat action with capsicum extract that helps provide relief from pain It contains capsicum extract derived from hot peppers containing pain-relieving properties, which helps in reducing pain and inflammation The oil gaultheria is extracted from wintergreen leaves and has a cooling effect on the skin to help provide relief from pain and discomfort Pudina, or mint, has a soothing effect on the skin that can help in reducing inflammation and swelling Karpoora tailam or camphor oil stimulates the nerves and helps increase blood flow to the affected area to reduce pain and inflammation Nilgiri tailam, or eucalyptus oil contains a cooling and soothing effect on the skin to help relieve pain and inflammation Gandha biroja tailam, or Indian wintergreen oil, has pain-relieving properties to help reduce inflammation and swelling Product Form:BalmConcerns It Can Help With: Neck pain Back pain Knee pain Muscular pain Direction of use:Rub gently on the affected area and allow the balm to dry for at least 10 minutes before wearing clothes or gloves over the affected areaSafety Information: Read the label carefully before use Avoid contact with eyes Do not apply on open wounds Keep out of reach of children Quick Tips: Result may vary based on the intensity of pain and with individuals If pain persists, please visit a doctor