Well in Hand Therapy Oil Roll-On 2 fl oz: K

What Hurts? Relief is Well-in-Hand! Instant-Action! Satisfaction Guaranteed! Joint support and muscle soother. Extremely effective for itching. 100% genuinely natural comfort. Pleasing aroma. Non-greasy. Non-staining. Highly concentrated Herbal Aromatherapy. Every ingredient is Active! Judged 'Outstanding!' and Awarded Grand Prize at the 2nd International Herb Symposium! Real Herbs, real results, real fast! Heartily endorsed by elite runner David Horton, record holder Appalachian Trail Run who used Well-in-Hand® to place 3rd in the '95 TransAm Footrace. A 3, 000 mile race in only 64 days! This is the toughest footrace in the world; the equivalent of 2 marathons a day for over 2 months! Quite a test for a new product! 'Buster is 12 and a half years old and has had surgery numerous times and have used Well-in-Hand Therapy Oil each time to get him up and wagging his tail fast! I also use ot on his old paws to give him puppy pads again! He loves the oil. When he sees me coming with the bottle, he sits and waits eagerly. I used it too for my skin and joints. Buster and I thank you for Well-in-Hand Therapy Oil!' Karen Morris, MT 'Love the therapy oil. There is next to nothing on the market that I can use. I have multiple chemical sensitivities and cannot tolerate artificial or heavy fragrances in products. Your therapy oil is just right. Burt's beeswax creams and Aubrey products are just too heavily scented. ' J.H., GA The Beloved Plants of Well-in-Hand® Therapy Oil The following is folklore as related to external use and is not meant to prescribe, diagnose or substitute for professional health care or advice. Credit for this information goes to: James Duke, The Green Pharmacy, Rodale Press, 1997 Mrs. M. Grieve, A Modern Herbal, Dover Publications, 1971 Michael Tierra, The Way of Herbs, Pocket Books, 1990 John R. Christopher, School of Natural Healing, Christopher Publications, 1996 Alexandra Avery, Aromatherapy and You, Blue Heron Hill Press, 1994 Valerie Worwood, The Complete Book of Essential Oils & Aromatherapy, New World Library, 1991 David Hoffman, An Elders' Herbals, Healing Arts Press, 1993 David Potterton, Culpeper's Color Herbal, Sterling Publishing Co., Inc., 1983 St. John's Wort Flower Oil (Hypericum perforatum) Antiinflammatory, Astringent, Nervine. Typically used for nerve pains, neuralgia, soft tissue and joint pain, wounds, boils, inflammation. I trained a wildcrafter in Montana to responsibly harvest fresh St. John's Wort flowers by immediately infusing them in olive oil. Arnica (Arnica Montana) Analgesic, Anti-inflammatory. Typically used for sports injuries, rhreumatic muscle and joint complaints, water retention, sprains, wounds, bruises and painful injuries, soft tissue and joint pain and tender feet Birch (Betula alba) Astringent, Vulnerary. Typically used for gout, rheumatism, skin affections, especially eczema. Calendula (Calendula officinalis) Vulnerary (