Results include rub-style ointments, solid-stick balms (solid balm/stick), and a moisturizing cream.
Active ingredients shown include camphor and menthol; some medicated ointment listings also reference eucalyptus oil alongside menthol and camphor.
Medicated rubs are applied by rubbing a thick layer on the chest and throat. Directions indicate they may be used up to three times daily or as directed by a doctor.
Medicated topical rubs are described for temporary cough relief when applied to the chest and throat and as topical analgesics for temporary relief of minor muscle and joint aches; children's versions list the same cough-relief and topical-analgesic uses for the ages indicated on the label.
Descriptions reference the classic menthol/eucalyptus/camphor vapors and also note a lavender-scented variation.
The solid balm is applied by swiping the stick across the skin with a no-touch applicator; it goes on clear and dries quickly. Ointment rubs are applied by rubbing a thick layer on the chest and throat.
Listed net weights across results include 1.76 ounces, 3.53 ounces, 1.25 ounces, 0.08 pounds, and 3 ounces.
