Artodip Gel

Artodip Gel — a warming gel with six plant extracts

Independent product information for buyers in Europe. Pick your country below for the full ingredient list, directions for use, safety notes and the local price.

Artodip Gel comes in a 50 ml tube and is applied to the skin. The manufacturer lists six botanical extracts and oils: comfrey, mountain arnica, cayenne pepper, camphor, ginger and calendula. Cayenne and camphor are what produce the warm, tingling feeling people associate with a rub-in gel.

It is sold as a cosmetic product — not a medicine and not a medical device. It has no marketing authorisation, so it cannot and must not claim to treat any condition. Our country pages are written on that basis: what is in the tube, how it is applied, what to watch out for, and where it can actually be bought.

Product
Warming and massage gel, 50 ml tube
Extracts
Comfrey, arnica, cayenne, camphor, ginger, calendula
Directions
Apply thinly and massage in, 2–3 times a day
Category
Cosmetic product — not a medicine
Purchase
Direct distribution, cash on delivery
Artodip Gel — carton and 50 ml tube surrounded by comfrey, arnica, calendula, ginger and cayenne pepper

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