Calendula has traditionally been used in western herbal medicine to improve the healing of minor skin wounds, cuts, scratches, abrasions. To relieve skin inflammation.

Calendula (also called marigold) is a native of the Mediterranean region.

Historically, it was used as 'poor man' saffron and was prevalent in market places during the middle ages.

Medicinally, infusions, extracts and ointments were prepared from the petals by folk healers.

Calendula can be found in many gardens, however not everybody is aware of its excellent medicinal value.

It has traditionally been used in western herbal medicine to improve:

• The healing of minor skin wounds
• Cuts
• Scratches
• Abrasions
• Relief of skin inflammation

Adults: apply to the affected area 2-4 times daily as required.

Store below 30°C in a dry place away from sunlight.

Always read the label.

Follow the directions for use.

If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional.

For external use only.

Contains alcohol.

Contains ethanol 9.

0% v/w and phenoxyethanol.