Medicine brand
Camphor + Menthol + Oil Eucalyptus + Oil Turpentine + Thymol
IndicationsCamphor is used on the skin in balms, rubs, creams and gels, often together with Menthol, Methyl Salicylate or Eucalyptus oil. It gives short-term relief of muscle aches, back pain, sprains, joint pain and minor itching. Chest rubs…
Uses, dose, side effects and precautionsIndicationsMenthol is used on the skin and by inhalation. It is found in balms, rubs, gels, lozenges and inhalants to ease a blocked nose from colds, mild muscle and joint aches, minor itching and a sore throat. How…
Uses, dose, side effects and precautionsIndicationsEucalyptus oil is an essential oil from the leaves of the eucalyptus tree. It is used in balms, rubs, liniments and inhalations to ease a blocked nose and chest congestion from colds, and in rubs to relieve minor…
Uses, dose, side effects and precautionsIndicationsOil Turpentine (turpentine oil) is a volatile oil distilled from pine resin. In medicine it is used externally, usually together with ingredients such as Menthol, Camphor and Methyl Salicylate in balms, rubs and liniments, to relieve muscle aches,…
Uses, dose, side effects and precautionsIndicationsThymol is an antiseptic that comes from thyme oil. It is found in mouthwashes, throat lozenges, and some skin and scalp products. It is used to:Help keep the mouth clean, reduce plaque and freshen bad breath.Ease minor mouth…
Uses, dose, side effects and precautionsPrices last checked on 11 October 2026
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