Easy to Use Aromatic Inhalant Relieves Cold & Allergy Symptoms Naturally.
Pure Essential Oil Formula Soothes Aching and Painful Muscles.
Helps You Breathe Easily So You Get a Good Night's Sleep.
Olbas Oil has long been a household name that families reach for at the first sign of a cold.
It can be dropped onto a handkerchief or into water for inhalation during the day, at night a drop on a tissue tucked inside a pillowcase can help you to breathe easily so that you get a good night's sleep.
Applied to the skin, Olbas Oil produces a feeling of warmth and a local anaesthetic action, which makes it particularly effective in relieving muscular discomfort and arthritis pain.
Olbas Oil originated in Basel, Switzerland over 100 years ago, and continues to be a European and worldwide favorite.
The natural essential oils in Olbas Oil are extracted from six medicinal herbs, the basis of healing in cultures around the world for centuries.
This synergistic combination of six essential oils provides amazing relief on multiple levels.
DIRECTIONS: At the first sign of premenstrual discomfort, take 2 caplets with water every 4-6 hours as needed, but not to exceed 8 caplets in 24 hour period or as directed by a doctor. If necessary, continue to use PREMSYN PMS throughout your menstrual cycle.
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