Olbas Oil 30ml - Inhalant Decongestant Oil - Relief from Catarrh, Colds & Blocked Sinuses

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For children aged 3 months to 2 years, add 4 drops of Olbas for Children to a tissue or hanky and place it just out of reach. Queen of Halloween dresses up as a PEACOCK with 10-person entourage while her husband rolls up as an EGG. She took him to Chelsea and Westminster where he was seen by Dr Yorke, who said he had to have his eye washed out with two litres of saline solution before being checked to see if there was any corneal damage or residue from the oil. Eating a mince pie saved my life - it led to my breast cancer diagnosis: 39-year-old mother tells how she.

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She said of the six with 'significant' symptoms, two children had corneal ulcers, one had nervous system findings (drowsiness and unsteadiness walking), and three had breathing difficulties. Daytime: Inhaling vapors from a tissue sprinkled with a few drops of Olbas Oil quickly stimulates and enhances the breathing passages. She said: 'In the last five years we have seen at least 38 children, and probably more, who have presented having ingested, put in their eyes or up their nose some kind of essential oil-containing substance. The menthol in peppermint gives a cooling sensation that is great for relaxing tense muscles and alleviating minor strains and muscular discomforts.With a packet popped in your pocket, you’re ready with the slow release natural vapours anytime, anywhere.

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Add the recommended dose of Olbas Oil to hot water and leave it to release its powerful decongestant vapours in your room overnight. We spent the night on the children's ward so his heart rate could be checked and luckily he was fine, but when I talked to my friends with children, none of them had heard that Olbas Oil could be so dangerous.Olbas Oil has long been a household remedy that families reach for when suffering from seasonal distress and related discomforts. It is recommended that women who are pregnant or breast-feeding seek the advice of their doctor or pharmacist before taking any medicine. She said: 'He's my third child so I thought I knew what was dangerous and what wasn't, but I had no idea Olbas Oil could cause problems, and had left it in his bedroom after sprinkling some on his pillow when I put him to bed.