Arnica, Comfrey & Calendula Balm 200ml

SKIN SENTRY LTD

£24

Soothing skin Arnica balm with Comfrey and Calendula to be used on muscles and joints before or after physical exertion. Suitable for sports enthusiasts, gardeners, walkers etc and is a must stand by. NEW Larger Size! Soothing skin Arnica balm with Comfrey and Calendula to be used on muscles and joints before or after physical exertion. Suitable for sports enthusiasts, gardeners, walkers etc and is a must stand by. This balm is more concentrated than and Arnica cream. The balm is an oil based product designed to be absorbed into the skin quickly when used in small amounts. Arnica should not be

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SKIN SENTRY LTD, number 14233284. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Where it is made
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