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WHY DOES IT WORK?
Slack Balm is a Thai herbal remedy that soothes and relaxes tired muscles and supports joint mobility.
These herbal ingredients have been infused to retain the natural effectiveness of each plant's extract. Check FAQs for more information.
The extracted oil from Camphor's skin and roots consists of Camphor, Safrol, Cineole, Pinene, Camphene, Phellandrene and Limonene. This oil can be used as a rub to support joint mobility and circulation.
CAMPHOR
Circulation
The extracted oil from
Camphor's skin and roots
consists of Camphor, Safrol,
Cineole, Pinene, Camphene,
Phellandrene and Limonene.
This oil can be used as a rub
to support joint mobility and
circulation.
The extracted oil from Camphor's skin and roots consists of Camphor, Safrol, Cineole, Pinene, Camphene, Phellandrene and Limonene. This oil can be used as a rub to support joint mobility and circulation.
EUCALYPTUS
Airways
This oil has a cool scent
which soothes and helps
clear airways, and it also has antiseptic properties.
The extracted oil from Camphor's skin and roots consists of Camphor, Safrol, Cineole, Pinene, Camphene, Phellandrene and Limonene. This oil can be used as a rub to support joint mobility and circulation.
KITCHEN MINT
Soothing
The aromatic oil contained
in the mint consists of
Menthol, Beta-Carotene,
Vitamin C and Calcium. Mint
soothes, cools and supports
healing.
The extracted oil from Camphor's skin and roots consists of Camphor, Safrol, Cineole, Pinene, Camphene, Phellandrene and Limonene. This oil can be used as a rub to support joint mobility and circulation.
PATCHOULI
Calming
The plant's leaves have
calming and healing
properties. Oil is extracted
from the Patchouli's dry
leaves. It can also help keep
away insects.
The extracted oil from Camphor's skin and roots consists of Camphor, Safrol, Cineole, Pinene, Camphene, Phellandrene and Limonene. This oil can be used as a rub to support joint mobility and circulation.
PHILIPPINE VIOLET
Calming
The leaves support
natural healing and, when extracted, retain antiseptic properties.
HERBAL RELIEF SUGGESTIONS
- USES THAT MAY BENEFIT YOU:
Please note, these are an indication of its uses, any feedback would be much appreciated.
If symptoms persist see your doctor. Always read the label and use as directed. Please also note NOT RECOMMENDED FOR USE ON THE BACK OR STOMACH WHILE PREGNANT.
Breathing – Congestion (for ongoing or seasonal issues)
Apply to throat, chest and even under nostrils, the vapour will soothe and clear airways.
Back, Muscles and Joints (athletes, elderly, massage therapists)
Apply directly where required, the balm penetrates your skin to soothe the affected area.
Insect Repellent (hunting, fishing, recreation, bee keepers)
Apply to any part of the body. Insects, flies, mosquitos and even bees will steer clear!
Foggy Head (work & home first aid kits, glove boxes)
Apply to temples or behind ears, clears the fog! (Brought about by over indulgence the night before in isolated instances - but only on weekends of course).
WHAT SLACK BALM USERS ARE SAYING
As a jockey I had the highs and the lows, with multiple injuries along the way. I call Slack Balm the magic green potion — it’s in the glove box of the tractor, the work ute, and our car. Living rurally, having this rub on hand has helped us many times.
Peter Tims
Farmer & retired Jockey
I train six days a week, two sessions a day. Because I’m not privileged enough to travel with a physio, I carry Slack Balm in my bag — it’s my physio in a bottle. After a hard training or a game, I put it on and it keeps me moving the way I need to.
Joelle King
Professional Squash Player
In my 60s and still working underground, I like having something that keeps me moving well. Slack Balm is always in the house, and the whole family uses it. It’s just one of those things we all reach for without thinking.
Willis
Worldwide Miner