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Tiger Balm

Tiger Balm

Active Ingredients
camphor and menthol topical
Drug Classes
Topical rubefacient
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6.9

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10

Effectiveness
Safety
Addiction
Ease of Use
Contraindications
Top Conditions of Tiger Balm
EczemaGoutHeadacheSciaticaBack PainTendonitisSkin RashMuscle PainSinusitisHemorrhoidsCarpal Tunnel SyndromeBursitisToothacheWartsCelluliteAsthmaAcneWeight Loss (Obesity/Overweight)FibromyalgiaMuscle SpasmInsect BitesCold SoresSore ThroatDry SkinPoison IvyVaricose VeinsBronchitisCostochondritisScabiesHigh Blood PressureMigraineCoughPlantar FasciitisNasal CongestionNeck PainSunburnEpicondylitis, Tennis ElbowMinor Skin Irritation
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