Plant Therapy Wintergreen Essential Oil
 
 
DESCRIPTION 
Nothing beats the cool, crisp, almost fruity aroma of Wintergreen. Although technically not a true mint, it still has a strong, stimulating minty scent that can help create an uplifting atmosphere. But this gem of an oil shines when it's used topically. When carefully diluted, Wintergreen can help ease aching joints and muscles due to regular wear and tear, old age, or a really good workout. Because this oil is very powerful, only a small amount is needed to enjoy the therapeutic benefits.
 
DIRECTIONS
When added to a carrier at a maximum dilution of 2%, Wintergreen essential oil can help with the aches and discomfort associated with aging joints. Please consult with our Aromatherapists (aromatherapist@planttherapy.com) if you need help deciding if Wintergreen is right for your situation.
 
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Gaultheria Procumbens (Wintergreen) Leaf Oil
 
Botanical Name: Gaultheria procumbens
Aromatic Scent: Sharp and sweet mint with fruity and medicinal nuances
Shelf Life: 4-5 Years
Country of Origin: China
Cautions: Possible drug interactions. Can inhibit blood clotting. Those who take aspirin or other blood-thinning medications should avoid using Wintergreen. Should not be used at all during or shortly after a viral fever. We recommend a maximum dilution of 2.4% for topical applications. Completely avoid Wintergreen oil up to age 12. Do not use if pregnant or breastfeeding.