Potli Combo (1 Pain Relief & 1 Cold Relief)

Use Instructions:

• Microwave for 30 seconds or place the potli on a hot tava. Microwaving ensures the potli is evenly heated and saves time.
• Massage using gentle pressure on the affected area.
• Rub gently for 2-3 minutes in one spot.
• The potlis can be reused effectively 10-15 times or even more if stored and used appropriately.
• Store in an airtight container between uses.
• Use within 6 months.
• The settings on the microwave oven or OTG is recommended to be the as the settings that you will be using to heat the food.
• Ensure the potli does not touch the ceiling or sides of the microwave or OTG.
• While heating the potli in a tava or small kadai, ensure to use low flame to avoid the base from getting burnt.
• Never leave the potlis unattended in the microwave or kadai.

  Who can use the cold relief potlis?

• Anyone over one year can safely use the cold relief potli.
• Children under 12 years need adult supervision to use the potlis.
• While using for small children, please ensure the heat levels.

  Who can use the pain relief potlis?

• Anyone over 12 years can use the pain relief potli.
• The potli is an effective home remedy and needs to be used with discretion.
• The use of the potli can never replace the expertise of a medical professional.
• Kids under 12 years can use the potli for comforting in case of cramps and spasms under adult supervision, but let kids be kids - do not use it on them unless they are in real pain.

  What does the pain relief potli do?

• Relaxes the muscle
• Enhances joint mobility
• Reduces pain/swelling/itching
• Relaxes stiffness and muscle spasms
• Opens pores and releases toxins
• Improves blood circulation
• Uplifts mood by relieving pain

 Ingredients: Dashmoola, Flax Seeds, Korai poo, Rosemary, Elachi, Cloves, Cinnamon, Nochi Leaves, Bay Leaves, Eucalyptus leaves, Neem leaves, Green camphor, Kodai garlic, Nutmeg, Nut grass, Wheat Husk, Rice husk, River sand, Pink salt crystals, Shunti, Black til, Omam, Ashwagandha, Turmeric, Maainji.