Martin & Pleasance Arnica Natural Herbal Cream, Traditionally Used to Aid Bruising, Sprains and Minor Sporting Injuries, 100g
Martin & Pleasance Arnica Natural Herbal Cream, Traditionally Used to Aid Bruising, Sprains and Minor Sporting Injuries, 100g
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Martin & Pleasance Arnica Natural Herbal Cream, Traditionally Used to Aid Bruising, Sprains and Minor Sporting Injuries, 100g
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Martin & Pleasance Arnica Natural Herbal Cream Details
Martin & Pleasance Arnica Natural Herbal Cream is traditionally used in Western herbal medicine to aid bruising, sprains and minor sporting injuries. It contains Arnica montana flower extract equivalent to 20 mg of dry flower per gram, in a paraben-free, naturally derived cream base. Massage a moderate amount into the affected area three times daily, on unbroken skin. The base contains beeswax and ethanol. One tube holds 100 g, manufactured in Australia, per the brand.
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Quick Facts
| Arnica per gram | Arnica montana flower extract, equivalent to 20 mg dry flower |
| Recommended use | Traditionally used to aid bruising, sprains and minor sporting injuries |
| Type | Herbal cream (not homeopathic) |
| Directions | Massage a moderate amount into the affected area 3 times daily |
| Animal-derived ingredients | Contains white beeswax — not vegan |
| Also contains | Ethanol; paraben-free base |
| Size | 100 g |
| Origin | Manufactured in Australia (per the brand) |
Who Arnica Natural Herbal Cream Is For
- Active people who pick up bruises and minor sporting knocks
- Anyone wanting a herbal arnica cream for the gym bag or first-aid kit
- Those who prefer a measured herbal extract rather than a homeopathic dilution
- People who want a paraben-free cream base
Who this product is NOT for:
- Broken skin — the label says for external use on unbroken skin only
- Vegans — the base contains beeswax
- Anyone allergic to arnica or other daisy-family plants
- Serious injuries or suspected fractures — see a healthcare professional
Vitamart's Take
This is arnica done the herbal way: a measured arnica flower extract (20 mg dry flower equivalent per gram) rather than a homeopathic dilution. That makes it a straightforward pick for bruises, sprains and the bumps that come with sport. Massage it in three times a day and keep it off broken skin. If you'd rather a spray for larger areas or between sessions, Zen Sports Spray pairs arnica with boswellia, pseudoginseng and myrrh.
How Arnica Natural Herbal Cream Compares
Herbal arnica vs. Traum Relief Cream
Traum Relief Cream is homeopathic, with arnica at 3X alongside 15 other ingredients. This cream is herbal, with an arnica extract equivalent to 20 mg dry flower per gram.
Cream vs. Zen Sports Spray
Zen Sports Spray contains arnica at 20 mg per mL with boswellia, pseudoginseng, myrrh and mint oil, sprayed on and massaged in. The cream is a single-herb arnica product.
Arnica cream vs. Schuessler Tissue Salt Calc Fluor Spray
Calc Fluor Spray is a homeopathic tissue salt for the temporary relief of cracked skin, muscle strain and injured ligaments. The arnica cream is a herbal topical traditionally used for bruising and sprains.
What Is Arnica?
- Arnica (Arnica montana) is a yellow mountain flower from the daisy family, native to Europe
- It has been used on the skin in Western herbal medicine for bruises and sprains for centuries
- This cream contains an arnica flower extract equivalent to 20 mg of dry flower per gram
- Arnica is for external use only and should not be applied to broken skin
- People allergic to daisy-family plants may react to arnica
Recommended Purpose
- Traditionally used in Western herbal medicine to aid bruising, sprains and minor sporting injuries
How To Use
- Massage a moderate amount into the affected area 3 times daily
- For external use on unbroken skin only
- If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional
- Do not use if the security seal is broken; contains ethanol
- Store below 30°C and keep out of reach of children
Medicinal Ingredients (per gram)
| Arnica montana flower extract | Equivalent to 20 mg dry flower |
Non-medicinal ingredients: Includes water, glycerin, castor oil, hydrogenated castor oil, white beeswax, carnauba wax, rice bran oil, fractionated coconut oil, cetearyl alcohol, cetearyl glucoside, glyceryl monostearate, sodium stearoyl glutamate, glyceryl caprylate, gluconolactone, anisic acid, citric acid and ethanol. Check the pack for the full list.
Frequently Asked Questions
➕ What is Arnica Natural Herbal Cream used for?
➕ Is it homeopathic?
➕ How often do I apply it?
➕ Can I use it on cuts or grazes?
➕ Is it vegan?
➕ Where is it made?
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Massage a moderate amount into the affected area 3 times daily. If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional.
Nutrition Facts / Valeur nutritive
| Medicinal Ingredients | Amount |
| Arnica montana extract (1:5), equivalent to dry flower, in a naturally derived cream base | 20 mg/g |
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