Arnica Products
What is Arnica and how does it work?
Arnica Montana is an alpine flower with pain healing properties.  It has been used medicinally
for centuries. The roots contain derivatives of thymol, which are used as fungicides and
preservatives and have anti-inflammatory properties. Arnica is currently used in oil, salve,
and ointment preparations used for Arthritis and joint pain, strains, sprains, and bruises.
Some people are sensitive to the compound helenalin found in Arnica. If you develop a mild
rash, then you are probably helenalin-sensitive and should stop using Arnica. Arnica taken
internally is toxic. Never apply Arnica in any form on broken skin or on an open wound.
How is the Salve & Oil made and what percentage of Arnica does it contain?
Our salve and oil is made using the traditional method:  I steep 6 cups of dried Arnica flowers
in one gallon of olive oil, in a south facing window for a minimum of 30 days.  Flowers are
strained and squeezed and the oil is mixed with pure beeswax to form a solid salve, or the oil
is used without beeswax and both are applied topically.  Without laboratory testing, it's hard
to say exactly what the percentage of Arnica is in the oil, just know from customers, it works!
Regular or Warm?
Regular is only Arnica.  Arnica Warm contains pure oil of Capsicum (Red Pepper) and causes
a 'warming/heat' affect on skin for cold weather or very stiff joints or back aches.
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Arnica
Arnica Warm
Oils
Salve in tubes
Salve in tins/pots
Oils
Salve in tubes
Salve in tins/pots
For bruising with open skin, use Calendula products instead.
Arthritis Tea & Gout Tea are also available

Sizes - How do I know?:
1/2 oz. stick is size of jumbo lip balm
2 oz. stick is size of deodorant tube
Mini is size of lip balm pot 1" x 1", green plastic
2 oz. tin is 2.5" x 5/8" aluminum
4 oz. tin is 3.25" x 1.25" aluminum
1/2 oz. bottle, glass with eye dropper 3" tall
2 oz. bottle is plastic 4" tall
4 oz. bottle is plastic 6" tall