A traditional herbal ointment made with comfrey to support comfort in muscles, tendons, and joints. Often known as knitbone, comfrey has a long history of use in traditional wellness practices for physically demanding work, sports, and recovery after strain or exertion.
A trusted choice for active people, those with physical occupations, and athletes needing ongoing musculoskeletal support.
This product comes with a CAUTION for prolonged use. Please see footnote.
What this ointment supports
Our Comfrey Herbal Ointment is traditionally used to support
• muscle soreness and fatigue
• tendon and ligament discomfort
• joint strain and stiffness
• physical overexertion
• recovery after physical work or sport
• general musculoskeletal comfort
Comfrey is valued for supporting areas of the body that experience repeated strain or heavy use.
Why comfrey
Comfrey has been used for centuries in traditional herbal practices and is often referred to as knitbone due to its historical association with bones, joints, and connective tissue. Ancient Greek herbal traditions are said to have used comfrey in poultices and pastes to support skin and tissue comfort following physical activity.
This herb is especially popular among labourers, athletes, and active individuals seeking natural support for overworked muscles and joints.
Who it is suitable for
• adults
• active people
• athletes
• manual workers
• those experiencing muscle or joint strain
For external use only.
How to use
Apply a small amount to clean, dry skin and massage gently into the affected area.
Avoid use on broken skin.
A little note about our Comfrey Ointment/Cream:
Comfrey has a long tradition of topical use, and we believe in using this beautiful herb with care and respect. Our Comfrey Cream contains a whole plant extract and is intended for external use on targeted areas of unbroken skin. As comfrey naturally contains pyrrolizidine alkaloids (PAs), we recommend using the cream for up to 4 to 6 weeks at a time, followed by a break of around 2 weeks before continuing if needed.
As a precaution, avoid use during pregnancy or breastfeeding, for children under 12, or if you have compromised liver function. If you are unsure whether comfrey is suitable for you, we recommend checking with your healthcare practitioner.
Ingredients
Comfrey extract
Made in small batches.
Popular uses customers love it for
• muscle and tendon support
• joint strain and stiffness
• recovery after physical work
• sports and training support
• overworked hands, knees, and shoulders
Full ingredient list
Aloes Water. Infused Oil of Calendula and Helianthus annuus.Ivory Shea butter. COMFREY EXTRACT. Palm Free Glycerin. Castor Oil. Wheatgerm Oil. Essential Oils of Eucalyptus and Rosemary. Evening Primrose Oil. Natural Preservatives Emulium Kappa and Plantaserv A. Unrefined Beeswax. Citric Acid. Vitamin E.
CONTAINS 20% HERB OILS AND CONCENTRATED EXTRACTS