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Originally Posted by snowgyre

What does the X mean? I dislike ambiguous units of measurement. Belladona is also a highly toxic plant. And Heloderma?? Who milks gila monsters? I'm calling BS on some of these.

I guess you will have to ask them about it.

Topricin Foot Therapy Cream Ingredients:


HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES (HPUS)... PURPOSE

Aesculus hippocastanum 6X...... Relieves pain of the Achilles tendon, swelling ofthe feet after walking

Arnica montana 6X................... Treats injuries & bruising to muscles and joints

Belladonna 6X.......................... For night leg cramps, restless leg & muscle spasms

Calendula officinalis 4X............. Promotes rapid healing & treats dry skin on feet

Crotalus horridus 8X................. Relief of impact injuries and deep tissue bruising

Echinacea 4X........................... Relieves swelling & sudden pain in feet & ankles

Graphites 6X............................ Relieves skin conditions

Heloderma horridum 8X............. Relief of swelling and burning pain of the feetand toes

Lachesis mutus 8X................... Relieves sudden sharp pain in the feet & ankle

Naja tripudians 8X..................... Relieves nerve pain

Phosphorus 9X......................... Relief of coldness and cramping of the feet

Rhus toxicodendron 8X............. For sprains and joint pain of the feet, heel and post-surgical pain

Ruta graveolens 6X................... Relief of pain, soreness and bruising of the feet, ankle and shin

Sulfur 8X................................... Relieves itching, cracking of the skin and joint pain in the toes and feet


INACTIVE INGREDIENTS


Captex 300(from coconut fatty acids)
Carbopol® Ultrez 10 (from Sucrose)
Cetyl Alcohol(from coconut oil)
Spectrastat G2 (derived from coconut)
Glycerine (vegetable-based)
Hydrokote(palm kernel oil with lecithin)
Isopropyl Myristate emollient (from palm seeds)
Lipomulse (from coconut fatty acids)
Purified water
Sodium Hydroxide
Steareth-21 (from stearic acid cocoa butter)

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Aaaah, it's a homeopathic placebo. Homeopathy products rarely actually contain the ingredients they claim to have, as the whole gimmick of homeopathy is that the less ingredient you have the stronger the effect. The so-called inactive ingredients, most likely the combination of glycerine and alcohol, probably does more than the so-called active ingredients.