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This appears to be a drug facts label for a homeopathic pain-relief cream named Atomare Beckeron. The label includes a warning against use by people hypersensitive to plants of the Anacardiaceae family, pregnant people or those with bronchial asthma or whooping cough, and children under five years. The label cautions against applying the ointment on the face and to damaged or injured mucous membranes, and advises to avoid contact with eyes. Users are advised to apply the ointment over the affected area two or three times daily or as recommended. It is indicated for temporary relief of muscle and joint pain, sports injuries, and bruising. The drug facts label notes that the cream contains both active and inactive ingredients. The active ingredients include Gamphora, Armica montana, radx, Beladonna, Calendula officinals, Dulcamara, Echinacea, Hemameis virginiana, Hypericum perforatum, Milsfoium, Nox vorica, and Rhus toxicodendron. The inactive ingredients include Cetostearyl alcohol, lavender oil, olive oil, petrolatum, rosemary oil, Scots pine oil, and wool wax alcohol. The drug facts label urges users to wash their hands thoroughly after use, retain the outer carton for full product information, and keep the product out of reach of children. If symptoms persist or worsen, the user is advised to stop use and consult a doctor.*
