Use: The cosmetic gel-balm with formic acid and comfrey from the ''911 Your Rescue Service'' series is recommended as an auxiliary agent in the complex treatment of joint diseases, such as osteochondrosis, sciatica, arthrosis, arthritis, and gout. It provides a warming effect in the application area due to the content of camphor and provitamin PP (methyl nicotinate), and also has nourishing and regenerating properties. Formic acid in the balm has analgesic, anti-inflammatory, and warming effects. Comfrey stimulates the restoration of damaged tissues, reduces swelling, and muscle spasms. Chondroitin improves metabolism, slows down the destruction of cartilage tissue, and promotes the removal of substances causing intra-articular lesions. It is also recommended as a warming agent for bruises, muscle and ligament sprains, and for pain in the back, neck, and joints. How to take: The gel-balm should be applied to clean skin in problem areas 2 times a day with circular movements until fully absorbed. Some sources indicate application 2-3 times a day. Contraindications: Individual intolerance to individual components of the product. It is not recommended to apply the gel-balm to damaged skin areas, face, and mucous membranes. If any irritations or allergic reactions appear, discontinue use immediately. Storage: Store in a dry, dark place at a temperature from 5degreeC to 25degreeC.