Zea Relief Original Kunzea Cream Questions & Answers

Hi Gavin - yes you can. There are no known contraindications associated with using this product. If you have any further questions or concerns, we would recommend speaking with your health professional

Hi Sue - this is very individual to the person, and the severity of the condition. A lot of customers apply it as required during the day and when flare-ups occur. As a general rule, we recommend using it when you first wake up in the morning, and just before you go to bed. If you have a more severe condition you may want to apply it 1-2 times during the day.

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Hi Jan, thank you for your question. There are no known contraindications for using our Kunzea Pain Relief Cream while taking blood thinners. You should be able to use our products externally without side effects, however, we do advise you to consult with your physician and monitor your INR levels whenever you incorporate any new therapies. I hope this helps, please let me know if you have any other questions.

Hi Evelyn, thank you for your question. There are no known contraindications for using our Kunzea Pain Relief Cream while taking blood thinners. You should be able to use our products externally without side effects, however, we do advise you to consult with your physician and monitor your INR levels whenever you incorporate any new therapies. I hope this helps, please let me know if you have any other questions.

Hi Linda - oh no, thats not good at all! The number one product we would recommend to you is our: external link  - it sounds like a great choice for everything you have suggested. Alternatively, the bath salts would also be a good option for full-body relief. You can see our full Zea Relief range here: external link 

Hi Caz - thanks for your question! Our best recommendation for sciatica is our Kunzea Pain Relief Cream: external link  Customers also find the Kunzea Roll On Liniment beneficial as well, as it is easy to roll into the back

Thanks for the question Katty! Our Kunzea Pain Relief Cream isn't designed for Restless Leg Syndrome, but it is certainly worth a try. We have had customers get relief from using it on this condition: external link 

Might be best to contact they company that makes the product for an answer.

Hi Jenny - there are no known contraindications when on warfarin. If you are unsure however, I would recommend speaking with your health practitioner. The product we would recommend for those ailments would be: external link 

Hi Ann - it may help and it certainly is worth a try! Although generally for eczema and inflammatory skin conditions we recommend the Zea Relief Kunzea Balm: external link 

Hi Ray - it is certainly worth a try! It won't have the same cooling sensation as an Ice Rub, but we have had a lot of success with similar conditions. We would recommend this product for him: external link 

We have a lot of customers who find it useful in treating bursitis, so it is certainly worth a try! This is a great blog post we wrote on plantar fasciitis that may also be useful for treating bursitis: external link 

All Zea products contain the natural therapeutic and aromatic benefits of Australian Kunzea Oil. They have been formulated for health, wellness and lifestyle. Our Zea Relief Kuznea Cream is particularly popular for pain management. You can learn more here: external link 

Hi Chedaw - we would recommend either our Double-Strength Kunzea Cream or Concentrated Massage Oil. You can read about them here: external link 

The product we recommend trying for psoriasis is our Kunzea Balm: external link 

We have had a lot of great results on Rheumatoid Arthritis. It is a particularly difficult condition to treat, however it is certainly worth a try! We would recommend the Double-Strength Kunzea Cream for arthritis.

Hi Julie - Thank you for your question! Radicular pain along a nerve is usually due to the inflammatory process, so because our products have an anti-inflammatory action it may provide some relief. I would try the Extra-Strength Kunzea Cream and/or Concentrated Massage Oil.

We have a lot of customers who use it to relieve itchy skin - particularly the Kunzea Balm :)

I have remitoid arthritis in the ankle so ankle is stiff would this work.