Our Pain Relief Trio includes three of our top-selling rongoa for pain relief and discomfort to aid in your natural healing journey.
 
Our offering includes:
 
Kawakawa and Tūpākihi Pain Relief Balm
 
Experience relief from pain with our Kawakawa and Tūpākihi Pain Relief Balm.
 
This carefully crafted balm unites traditional native plants and essential oils to aid in the relief from pain. Kawakawa and Tūpākihi combined to create a powerful pain rongoā to help ease and soothe pain and inflammation in the body. 
Infused in sweet almond oil that is rich in vitamins and antioxidants to nourish the skin with locally harvested beeswax. 
Harmoniously blended with our signature essential oil blend of Lavender, Lemongrass and Patchouli to soothe the aches and pains. 
 
Embrace tradition and uncover the restorative power of native plant medicine and essential oils. 
 
Please remember to patch test before use, as this blend is meant for external use only. It doesn't claim to cure, treat, or diagnose any ailment but invites you to partake in a journey of holistic well-being. 
 
 
Tūpākihi and Kawakawa Body Oil
 
For effective relief from muscle and bone pain, simply add 8-10 drops of Tūpākihi to your palm and rub your hands together to warm it up. Then, apply it generously all over your body from head to toe. This potent plant is known to be particularly effective for conditions such as sore joints, arthritis, osteoarthritis, and sore muscles.
 
Please do not apply this product to any open wounds, cuts, or sores. Additionally, please note that this product is intended for external use only.
 
Pain Support Tincture
 
This herbal tincture is made with sustainably harvested pukatea, slow-macerated in 100% organic alcohol for maximum potency and efficacy. It can be used orally or topically to naturally relieve pain and discomfort.
 
For oral use, take a maximum of four drops three times per day. For topical use, apply directly to the skin or mix with a carrier oil or balm.
 
* Not recommened for use during Pregnancy
 
(Note: For persistent or severe symptoms, it is always recommended to consult with your healthcare provider.)