Venolin

Venolin comes in the form of an oil in a 20 ml glass bottle with a dropper for precise and economical dosing.

The oily texture allows for effective absorption through the skin during massage, without leaving a persistent greasy film. The packaging protects the contents from oxidation and light, thus prolonging the stability of the active ingredients.

Venolin is indicated in the following situations:

• Peripheral circulatory disorders: heavy legs, venous edema, blood stasis;
• Varicose veins and capillary fragility, especially in the lower limbs;
• Contusions, bruises, and local inflammation;
• Superficial thrombophlebitis (only as an adjunctive treatment, with the doctor's approval);
• Prevention of vascular tone deterioration in sedentary individuals or during the postoperative period

Venolin contains a synergy of vegetable and essential oils with therapeutic properties, including argan oil, basil, niaouli, patchouli, pine, ginger, cypress, lemon, tarragon, mint, and lavender.

It is recommended to apply 4–6 drops of Venolin to the affected area, preferably on the legs, from bottom to top, three times a day.

A light massage stimulates the absorption of essential oils and promotes lymphatic drainage. Use may be continued for several weeks, depending on the therapeutic indication, provided that the safety instructions are followed.

Venolin is contraindicated in the following situations:

• Hormone-dependent cancers (e.g., breast, ovarian, uterine cancer);
• Mastosis, uterine fibroids, gallstones, or severe liver disease;
• Kidney failure, severe cardiovascular disorders;
• Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency;
• Anticoagulant treatment or recent surgery;
• Hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients.

Extra caution is needed for people with bronchial asthma or epilepsy.

This product is only for external use and shouldn't be put on open wounds, mucous membranes, or around the eyes. If it accidentally gets in your eyes, just rinse with vegetable oil, not water.

Avoid exposure to sunlight for at least 12 hours after application due to the risk of photosensitivity caused by certain essential oils (such as lemon or tarragon).

Although Venolin is dermatologically tested and contains natural ingredients, local adverse reactions may occur in sensitive individuals, such as:

• Redness, itching, or burning sensation at the application site;
• Photosensitivity when exposed to sunlight after application;
• Individual allergic reactions, especially to essential oils such as mint, lavender, ginger, or pine.

If any adverse effects occur, discontinue use and seek medical advice.

As a product for external use, Venolin has a minimal risk of systemic interactions. However:

• Concomitant use with other dermatological or cosmetic preparations on the same area may alter their absorption or effectiveness;
• The essential oils in the composition may amplify photosensitivity reactions when used in combination with certain photosensitizing medications (e.g., some antibiotics or retinoids).

The risk of overdose is low, as the product is not administered internally. However, in case of excessive use or application to large areas, local irritation may occur.

Accidental ingestion of the product requires immediate medical attention.

Venolin should be stored in the original container, tightly closed, at temperatures between 10–25°C. Do not expose to direct light or heat sources. Use within 18 months of opening. Keep out of the reach and sight of small children to avoid accidental ingestion.

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