Luca's Papaw Remedies Ointment Jar 75g

Luca's Papaw Remedies Ointment Jar

Luca's Papaw Remedies Ointment is designed for individuals who require assistance with various skin concerns, including dry lips, cuts, and insect bites. Luca's Papaw Remedies Ointment is a trusted skin care product that soothes and nourishes your skin.

Why We Recommend This Product

• This ointment comes in a 75g jar.
• It is made in Brisbane, Australia.
• The formula has remained unchanged for over 100 years.
• It uses the best fresh papayas from Far North Queensland.
• The product is tested for germs.
• It is listed with Australia's Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA).
• This ointment has no glycerin or palm oil.
• It contains 39mg of Carica Papaya per gram.
• The base is a safe kind of petroleum jelly.
• It has a preservative called Potassium Sorbate.
• This product should be stored at a temperature below 30°C.

Luca's Papaw Remedies Ointment is a well-known helper for skin that families have used for a long time. It is made in Australia and has maintained the same special recipe for over a century. The papaws used in this ointment are hand-picked in Queensland, Australia, and then processed locally.

Luca's Papaw Remedies Ointment is carefully tested and meets high standards for quality and safety. It does not have some ingredients like glycerine or palm oil. This ointment contains Carica Papaya from fresh fruit, along with a special type of petroleum jelly that is safe for the skin. It also contains a small amount of Potassium Sorbate to help keep it fresh. You can apply a thin layer of this ointment to your skin as needed. It helps with various issues, such as small cuts, dry lips, bug bites, or rough, chapped skin. For small burns, use cold water first, then apply the ointment.

Ingredients

Carica Papaya, Fresh Fruit (Fermented) 39mg/g. Carrier: Pharmaceutical grade petroleum jelly. Preservative: Potassium Sorbate.

Directions

Apply a thin layer of the ointment to the affected area as needed. This can be for cuts, scratches, small wounds, dry lips, insect bites, heat rash, mild burns, mild sunburn, skin cracking, diaper rash, and chafing. For small burns, apply cold water for 10 minutes first. Ask a doctor for serious burns. If problems persist, consult a healthcare professional for outside use only.