Beeswax Patch

Beeswax Patch with Propolis

Bees use the beeswax along with propolis for coating and capping everything inside the hive, by forming a thin layer, which prevents the movement of spores and microorganisms. That is why the beeswax is credited with antimicrobial and antiviral action.
Beeswax has a characteristic property of slow heat absorption and emission. The slow heat emission of beeswax to the underlying tissue causes deep hyperemia. That is why it is used for health problems requiring thermotherapy.

Beeswax and propolis have numerous applications and it is difficult to describe them in detail in a single text. If you are not familiar with beeswax and propolis, you can search for more information about their qualities in the specialized literature or Internet. What we can guarantee is delivery of a product of excellent quality, produced from our bees.
Usage: Warm up the patch to about 60ºC. You can do it in several ways: in the oven, wrapped into baking paper, with iron set on the lowest temperature level, etc. Do not warm it over 60ºC because it will melt. Place the warm patch on the problem area, and leave it there for 12 up to 24 hours. Fix it by adhesive plaster. You can optionally cover it by a warm cloth. Do not cover with foil or other non-breathable materials. The patch is suitable for repeated use. Rinse by cold water after each use.

Warning: Please, consult with your personal physician before using the patch.


Ingredients:  Beeswax, Propolis, Cotton gauze.