About Belladonna Plasters:
Cuxson Gerrard Belladonna plasters have been successfully easing aches and pains for over 100 years. The plasters utilise foliage from belladonna plants that produce a natural relief for aches and pains. The foliage is pulped into a liquid base producing a belladonna extract containing alkaloids from the plant.
Tested and controlled levels of alkaloids are incorporated into the specially formulated adhesive
system which is coated directly onto soft cotton cloth. The cloth is perforated to allow the skin
to breathe.
The finished product is a licensed medicine recommended for muscular tension, stiff necks, aching shoulders, sciatica and back ache.
How it works:
How Belladonna plasters work for the relief of aches and pains.
The alkaloids extracted from the plant act as a counter irritant increasing the blood flow to the area under the plaster. This in turn generates heat to provide targeted warming relief for aches and pains. The formula has been enhanced over 100 years, which means today Cuxson Gerrard Belladonna plaster is a clinically proven medicine for relief of aches and pains.
'The only product of this type licensed for the treatment of aches and pains'
Using Belladonna:
A guide to using Belladonna plaster.
> Ensure the affected area is clean and dry.
> The plaster can be cut to size if required. Remove the backing paper from the plaster and apply to affected area.
> The plaster should be removed after 2-3 days.
> Ensure the plaster is dry when removing and apply another plaster if needed.
Cuxson Gerrard Belladonna plasters are available in the following sizes:
> Large (28 x 17.5cm)
> Small (19 x 12.5cm)
Contains Belladonna Alkaloids. Always read the label.
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One plaster with a self adhesive base contains 0.75% belladonna alkaloids.
Not recommended for use by:
> Children under 10 years old
> Pregnant women or nursing mothers.
Do not use after the expiry date shown.
For external use only. If in doubt ask the pharmacist for advice. If symptoms persist consult your doctor.
Keep out of reach and sight of children.
If the skin beneath the plaster begins to hurt, remove the plaster immidiately and wash with soap and water.
Occasionally local irritation may occur while using the product. Report any unwanted effects to your doctor or pharmacist.
