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Eucalyptus oil

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Eucalyptus oil

Eucalyptus globulus

Specified topical preparations traditionally relieve localised muscle pain.

Eucalyptus oil is an aromatic essential oil used in specified topical herbal preparations for localised muscle pain. This is a traditional-use indication that depends on the formulation and route.

Traditional use
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Each 100 ml contains.Specified topical preparations traditionally relieve localised muscle pain.
An aromatic oil used in external muscle-care preparations. It complements Dard Haran Oil's botanicals and carrier oils with its characteristic fresh scent. Massage gently.

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