SBL Thuja Roll-On (10ml)

SBL Thuja Roll-On – Natural Solution for Skin Growths & Blemishes

SBL Thuja Roll-On is a targeted topical formulation featuring Thuja occidentalis to address various skin concerns including warts, polyps, and pigmentation issues. Its convenient roll-on application delivers precise, mess-free treatment.

Uses of SBL Thuja Roll-On

• Treats common warts (cutaneous and mucosal surfaces)
• Helps reduce skin tags and polyps
• Improves appearance of freckles and brown spots
• Addresses dry skin eruptions
• May help with fig warts (cauliflower-like growths)

Key Ingredients

• Thuja occidentalis MT (in white petrolatum/paraffin/lanolin base):

  • Traditional remedy for wart removal
  • Helps normalize skin texture
  • Supports healing of benign growths

Key Benefits

• Convenient roll-on application for precise use
• May help reduce existing warts and prevent new formation
• Addresses multiple skin blemishes and growths
• Non-irritating base suitable for sensitive areas
• No known systemic side effects when used as directed

Direction of Use

1. Clean and dry affected area thoroughly
2. Roll applicator 2-3 times directly on lesion
3. Use twice daily (morning and evening)
4. Continue for 4-6 weeks for optimal results
5. Wash hands after application

Safety Information

• For external use only
• Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes
• Discontinue if irritation or redness occurs
• Not recommended for facial use without medical supervision
• Keep tightly closed when not in use

FAQ

Q: How soon can I expect results for warts?
A: Visible changes typically appear after 2-3 weeks of consistent use; complete resolution may take 6-8 weeks.

Q: Can this be used on genital warts?
A: Consult a physician before use on mucosal areas or sensitive regions.

Q: Is this safe for children?
A: May be used on children above 5 years under adult supervision.

Q: Should I cover treated areas?
A: Leave uncovered unless clothing causes irritation.

Note:

This product is not intended to diagnose or treat malignant conditions. Persistent skin growths require medical evaluation.