Quease EASE Anti Nausea & Motion Sickness Inhaler

QueaseEASE has been used successfully by many mums-to-be for soothing the nausea associated with MORNING SICKNESS. The aromatic blend of essential oils is perfectly safe for pregnant women and can provide immediate relief. Keep it with you all day and use it as soon as those uncomfortable feelings occur.

Originally created for use in the medical environment.  It is a drug-free, all-natural product consisting of a unique blend of essential oils formulated to calm queasiness. Results may vary for individual users.

Works by simply breathing the aroma: The molecules from the oils travel the olfactory track to the central nervous system where they interrupt the nausea cycle. Inhalation can be repeated as often as necessary. The effectiveness may vary for different users.

Directions: Use at the first sign of queasiness.  Remove cap. Hold container under nose and CONTINUE BREATHING THE AROMA UNTIL QUEASINESS SUBSIDES. Replace the cap tightly when finished.  Use as often as required.

Safety: QueaseEASE is immediately effective and safe for all ages. QueaseEASE does not cause drowsiness, pose any risk of operating machinery and does not react with alcohol or medications someone may be taking.

Caution: Children should be supervised when using.  For inhalation only.  Keep away from high heat to avoid evaporation of oils.  This inhaler is not to be used to treat asthma or its symptoms.

Product life: QueaseEASE has an indefinite shelf life when the safety seal is unbroken and will last for up to six months after the container has been opened when the cap is replaced after use.

Pure and Natural: QueaseEASE contains 100% pure and natural therapeutic grade essential oils * formulated to relieve the queasiness associated with motion sickness as well as post-operative recovery, chemotherapy and morning sickness. ( propietary blend of lavender oil, peppermint oil, ginger oil and spearmint oil)

Works by simply breathing the aroma: The molecules from the oils travel the olfactory track to the central nervous system where they interrupt the nausea cycle. Inhalation can be repeated as often as necessary.