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Which ointment to choose: the herbal pharmacy's answer

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Which ointment to choose

Customer's question

You have several ointments and I do not know how to choose. How do they differ?

The pharmacist's answer

The question we hear most often in the pharmacy. In short, by what each herb is traditionally used for.

Arnica Ointment promotes the circulation in the skin and is used in care after exertion. Comfrey Ointment encourages the renewal of the skin and is meant for dry, parched skin. Calendula Ointment is for red and sensitive skin. Horse Chestnut Ointment is traditionally used for the care of the legs, and Hand Cream keeps the skin of the hands moist.

All are cosmetic products.

If you do not know which, call us; the pharmacist will ask a few questions and tell you what is traditionally used for it.

Father Simon Ašič Herbal Pharmacy

The answer is prepared by a pharmacist. For personal advice, call us.

This answer is general in nature and does not replace a visit to the doctor. The products are foods or cosmetic products and do not replace medical treatment.

The pharmacist’s advice

Not sure where to begin?

Tell us what is troubling you and the pharmacist will tell you what is traditionally used for it. No form, by telephone.

+386 1 78 77 065

Mon, Wed, Fri 8.00–14.00

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