TEA TREE - 100% Pure Australian Tea Tree Oil - 0.5 fl. oz. (15 ml)

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100% Pure Therapeutic grade antiseptic essential oil. Terpinen-4-ol min 36%, Cineole Average-3%, "First Aid Kit in a bottle".

Recommended: For general first aid uses such as cuts, burns, abrasions, insect bites, bee stings, rashes, impetigo, boils, sinus problems, sore throat, thrush, fingernail and toenail infections.

Benefits: Tea Tree Therapy Tea Tree Oil is a powerful medicine which is relatively gentle to the skin. It penetrates and heals while being kind to healthy tissue. Clinical trials have proven its value in treating sinusitis, sore throat, candida and many other conditions.

Formulation Details: Tea Tree Therapy presents only the finest quality medicinal Oil of Melaleuca alternifolia which passes through filtration into child proofed amber bottles and into the shelf. Nothing is added and every bottle that leaves our factory has met rigorous International Standards on quality control. Batch numbers and expiration dates are on every bottle.

• Natural Antiseptic
• "First Aid Kit" in a bottle.
• Quality is important (not all oils are alike!)

Package Description: 0.5 fl. oz. (15 ml)

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Servings per container: 0.5 Liquid

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Tea tree oil: a natural antiseptic essential oil, steam distilled from the leaf of Melaleuca alternifolia.		**

*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.
**Daily Value not established.

For use as a natural antiseptic, apply 1-2 drops directly to the skin. Dilute for sensitive skin.

Contraindications: Tea tree oil can safely be applied to mouth ulcers or a few drops in water can be gargled, but it is not recommended for internal use without medical supervision. It is concentrated essential oil, and very little is needed to achieve results, therefore it should be used sparingly. If using tea tree oil for the first time, a small patch test on the inside of the arm may be indicated if there is any concern about possible side effects. There is always the possibility that a person may have an allergic response to the product (as with any therapeutic). Normal precautions should be taken which include noting if any redness or skin irritation develops or persists. In such a case, discontinuing use will cause the skin to revert to normal.