Topical Pain Relief Cream with Bee Venom and Natural Extract, 20g

Ximonth Bee Venom Care Cream is a 20g topical cream in a slim squeeze tube. It features bee venom and Chrysanthellum indicum extract in a base that includes mineral oil and glycerin. For shoppers comparing a natural topical pain relief cream, this formula pairs a botanical extract with bee venom; the complete pictured ingredient list is below.

Botanical extract, bee venom and the cream base

The supplied ingredient panel lists water (aqua), mineral oil, glycerin, Chrysanthellum indicum extract, carbomer and bee venom. The named plant extract gives this cream a botanical component; bee venom is an animal-derived ingredient.

Read the full list on your package before use, especially if you have an allergy. This formula contains bee venom, so it is not vegan.

A small tube for a chosen massage area

Take a little cream from the tube and spread it on intact skin where you want to massage. The product illustrations show knee, shoulder, wrist and elbow areas. Use gentle pressure rather than forceful massage over a painful joint.

Discomfort from sitting or physical work can have different causes. Pain that is severe, persistent or accompanied by swelling needs assessment.

How to apply the cream

1. Clean and dry the skin.
2. Squeeze out an appropriate amount and spread it evenly over the selected area.
3. Massage gently until absorbed.

For external use only. Avoid eyes and broken skin. Do not use if allergic to bee venom or another ingredient, and stop if irritation occurs. Follow the package directions for frequency.

20g tube details

Questions about this cream

Which natural-origin ingredients are in Ximonth Care Cream?

Ximonth Bee Venom Care Cream features Chrysanthellum indicum botanical extract and bee venom. Water, mineral oil, glycerin and carbomer are also named in the ingredient panel. Bee venom is animal-derived, so this cream is not vegan.

Is Ximonth Bee Venom Care Cream a cream or an ointment?

The Ximonth package identifies this product as Bee Venom Care Cream. The 20g squeeze tube dispenses cream for application by hand and gentle massage.

Is the 20g cream the same formula as the matching 30ml spray?

Ximonth’s 20g Care Cream and 30ml Care Spray have different ingredient panels. The cream lists mineral oil and glycerin with the botanical extract and bee venom; the spray also features panthenol and allantoin. This listing sells the cream tube.

The 20g cream is applied externally to a selected massage area. Seek medical assessment for sudden severe joint pain or swelling.

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