This product is amazing. Within ten minutes, all soreness and tension was removed. My friend's son is teething and since it is nontoxic we rubbed it on his gums and he was soon a happy camper. I am writing for everyone, but specifically my friend Katie who reads this. She has back pain from fractures and although I dont know if it works with the like, I believe buying this and trying it is worth it for all that it can do. And who doesnt get sore from time to time?
from Tiger Balm
Tiger Balm has risen from the ancient courts of Chinese emperors to worldwide prominence.
It all began when Aw Chu Kin, a Chinese herbalist working in the Emperor’s court, left China and set up a small medicine shop called Eng Aun Tong in Rangoon in the late 1870s, where he would make and sell his special ointment that was effective in relieving all kinds of aches and pains.
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 since been immortalized as one of the world’s best-known pain-relieving formulations. The rest as they said, was history.
Tiger Balm is sold at Albertsons in Utah and the following popular locations everywhere:
*Whole Foods
*CVS
*GNC
*Publix
*The Vitamin Shoppe
*Walgreens
*Wild Oats
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