Tiger Balm®
Works Where It Hurts. Provides Temporary Relief To Many People Around The World.
TIGER BALM® offers a formulation made with active ingredients which have helped many people around the world.
TIGER BALM® is suitable for young (2 years +) and old; this well-known ointment is available in 2 formulations in South Africa.
TIGER BALM® RED: For the temporary relief of muscular cramps and rheumatic pain, as well as the improvement of blood circulation in micro-vessels. TIGER BALM® RED Patient Information Leaflet
TIGER BALM® WHITE: For the temporary relief of mild nasal and chest congestion, and rheumatic pain, as well as the improvement of blood circulation in micro-vessels. TIGER BALM® WHITE Patient Information Leaflet
Always refer to the respective leaflets for full product information.
Tiger Balm® Red
For the temporary relief of muscular cramps and rheumatic pain, as well as the improvement of blood circulation in micro-vessels.
TIGER BALM® RED brings temporary relief to many people around the world and has an aromatic formula which helps soothe sore and aching muscles. Each jar contains:
- Natural camphor 11,0 % w/w
- Levomenthol (menthol) 10,0 % w/w
- Cajuput oil 7,0 % w/w
- Dementholised mint oil 6,0 % w/w
- Clove oil 5,0 % w/w
- Also contains: Cassia oil, hard paraffin and yellow soft paraffin.
- For external use only. Adults and children over 2 years of age: Rub gently on the affected parts of the skin as necessary, usually 2 to 3 times a day. Wash your hands after use. Contact a healthcare practitioner if your condition worsens or does not improve after 2 weeks.
- Available in 19 g pack size. Always refer to the leaflet for full product information.
Tiger Balm® White
For the temporary relief of mild nasal and chest congestion, rheumatic pain, as well as the improvement of blood circulation in micro-vessels.
TIGER BALM® WHITE provides temporary relief of the discomfort of mild nasal and chest congestion. Each jar contains:
- Natural camphor 11,0 % w/w
- Levomenthol (menthol) 8,0 % w/w
- Cajuput oil 13,0 % w/w
- Dementholised mint oil 16,0 % w/w
- Clove oil 1,5 % w/w
- Also contains: Hard paraffin and yellow soft paraffin.
- For external use only. Adults and children over 2 years of age: Rub gently on the affected parts of the skin as necessary, usually 2 to 3 times a day. Wash your hands after use. Contact a healthcare practitioner if your condition worsens or does not improve after 2 weeks.
- Available in 19 g pack size. Always refer to the leaflet for full product information.
TIGER BALM® has risen from the ancient courts of Chinese Emperors to worldwide prominence.
Legend has it that the story of TIGER BALM® began in the ancient courts of Chinese Emperors, when Aw Chu Kin, working in the Emperor’s Court, left China and set up a small medicine shop called Eng Aun Tong in Rangoon in the late 1870’s, where he would make and sell his special ointment that assisted with the temporary relief of muscular cramps and/or rheumatic pain.
When Aw Chu Kin died in 1908, he left his business to his two sons Aw Boon Haw (meaning ‘gentle tiger’) and Aw Boon Par (meaning ‘gentle leopard’). They took the business to Singapore and successfully sold their ointment to surrounding countries like Malaya, Hong Kong, Batavia, Siam and various cities in China. Aw Boon Haw was the marketing genius who named the product TIGER BALM®.
TIGER BALM® has been passed on from generation to generation and its legend continues to the modern day with new consumers discovering the brand all over the world.
Contact Us
Tel: +27 (0)12 997 6974
Website: www.abexpharm.com
Medical / Regulatory / Technical Enquiries:
info@tigerbalm.co.za
To report complaints or adverse events related to our products:
vigilance@abexpharm.com
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Find Us
Abex Pharmaceutica (Pty) Ltd
Suite C, Rubenstein Ridge
617 Rubenstein Drive
Moreleta Park
0181
South Africa
TIGER BALM® is Available at your Local Pharmacy and online.
S0 Health Supplement. TIGER BALM® RED.
S0 Health Supplement. TIGER BALM® WHITE.
These unregistered complementary medicines have not been evaluated by the SAHPRA for their quality, safety and intended use.