Product Summary
A premium steam-distilled essential oil extracted from Syzygium aromaticum (clove buds), delivering 100% pure, undiluted oil with high eugenol content. This 30ml bottle offers potent analgesic, antimicrobial, and insect-repelling properties, ideal for dental care, pain relief, and natural wellness in Kenya.
Key Benefits
- Dental Pain Relief: Eugenol (85–90%) numbs toothaches and soothes gum inflammation (natural alternative to synthetic analgesics).
- Antimicrobial Power: Fights bacteria, fungi, and viruses (supports wound care, acne, and fungal infections).
- Insect Repellent: Deters mosquitoes, ants, and fleas (complements malaria/dengue prevention efforts).
- Respiratory Support: Eases congestion and coughs when inhaled (steam/diffuser use).
- Antioxidant Boost: Neutralizes free radicals; supports immune health.
Composition
- Active Ingredient:
- 100% Pure Clove Oil (Syzygium aromaticum):
- Key Compound: Eugenol (85–90%) – primary analgesic/antimicrobial agent.
- Other Compounds: β-caryophyllene, eugenyl acetate.
- 100% Pure Clove Oil (Syzygium aromaticum):
- Extraction Method:
- Steam distillation of dried flower buds (preserves therapeutic potency).
- Free From:
- Additives, synthetic fragrances, carriers, or adulterants.
- Purity:
- GC/MS-tested for authenticity; single-origin (Madagascar/Indonesia).
How to Use
Dental Care
- Toothache Relief:
- Dilute 1 drop in 1 tsp carrier oil (coconut/olive).
- Apply to cotton ball; dab on affected tooth/gum.
- Mouthwash:
- Add 2 drops to 250ml warm water; swish for 30 seconds (do not swallow).
Pain & Inflammation
- Topical Analgesic:
- Mix 2–3 drops per 10ml carrier oil; massage onto joints/muscles.
- Patch test first (eugenol can irritate skin).
Insect Repellent
- Skin Application:
- Dilute 10 drops per 30ml carrier oil; apply to exposed skin.
- Surface Spray:
- Combine 15 drops with 500ml water; spray on surfaces.
Aromatherapy & Respiratory
- Diffusion: Add 3–5 drops to a diffuser (purifies air, eases congestion).
- Steam Inhalation:
- Add 2 drops to hot water; inhale steam (cover head with towel).
Safety Notes:
- Always dilute for skin/oral use (pure oil causes burns).
- Avoid eyes/mucous membranes.
- Do not ingest (toxic in concentrated form).
Potential Side Effects
- Skin Irritation:
- Redness, burning, or rash (if undiluted or allergic).
- Photosensitivity: Avoid sun exposure after topical use.
- Oral Risks:
- Numbness, gum irritation, or chemical burns if overused.
- Systemic Effects:
- Nausea, dizziness, or liver toxicity (if ingested).
- Precautions:
- Avoid if:
- Pregnant/nursing (may stimulate uterine contractions).
- Bleeding disorders (eugenol thins blood).
- Children under 6 (high toxicity risk).
- Consult a doctor if:
- On blood thinners (e.g., warfarin), diabetes meds, or liver medications.
- Have scheduled surgery (discontinue 2 weeks prior).
- Avoid if:
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. How long does one bottle last?
- Dental use: 30ml lasts 4–6 months (1–2 drops/day).
- Diffuser: 5 drops/day = 3–4 months.
2. Is it safe for toothaches?
- Yes, diluted only. Pure oil damages gums; mix with carrier oil.
- Not a substitute for dental treatment (infections need antibiotics).
3. Can I use it on babies?
- No – toxic to children under 6. Use pediatric remedies instead.
4. Does it repel bed bugs?
- Limited efficacy. Use diatomaceous earth or professional pest control.
5. How does this benefit Kenyan users?
- Dental Access: Emergency relief for rural areas with limited clinics.
- Malaria Prevention: Repels mosquitoes in endemic zones (e.g., Western Kenya).
- Cost Savings: Replaces multiple products (painkillers, disinfectants, repellents).
6. Can I mix it with neem oil?
- Yes – enhances insect-repellent and antimicrobial effects.
7. Will it stain teeth?
- No when diluted; rinse mouth after use.
8. Is it safe during pregnancy?
- No – may induce contractions. Avoid entirely.
Who Can Benefit
- Rural Households: For dental pain relief and wound disinfection.
- Outdoor Workers/Farmers: Repels insects and soothes muscle aches.
- Natural Health Advocates: Seeking chemical-free alternatives.
- Dental Clinics: As adjunctive therapy for gum disease.
- Not for: Children under 6, pregnant women, or those on blood thinners.




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