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Home > Travel Comfort / Safety / Security > No-Jet-Lag® Homeopathic Jet Lag Remedy Tablets, for Airline Travel
No-Jet-Lag® Homeopathic Jet Lag Remedy Tablets, for Airline Travel
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Alleviates body stress and fatigue due to disruptions to the body’s clock rhythm, and has no known side effects. Each package contains 32 tablets.
Sufficient For 50 Hours Flying (equivalent to a round-the-world-trip).
Recognized Internationally by business travellers, sports teams, tour operators, military and airline personnel.
Since 1990 - No-Jet-Lag® Homeopathic from New Zealand is the worlds leading jet-lag remedy and has been an international success for over ten years.
Clinically Proven Effective - No-Jet-Lag® is the only jet-lag remedy proven effective in a clinical trial that crossed 24 time zones and involved athletes who are also seasoned travelers, and is backed by a study of international flight attendants who found No-Jet-Lag® effective.
Homeopathic - Manufactured according to the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States (HPUS).
All Natural Ingredients.
Made in New Zealand
Directions:
Chew one tablet on take-off, one approximately every two hours, and one after landing. However, intervals of up to four hours between tablets are acceptable if sleeping. Best taken separately from meals. Do not use in children under 12 months.
Ingredients:
Active Ingredients: Arnica Montana 30C (Leopard's Bane), Bellis Perennis 30C (Daisy), Chamomilla 30C (Wild Chamomile), Ipecacuanha 30C (Ipecac), Lycopodium 30C (Clubmoss)
Inactive Ingredients: Sorbitol, Separating Agents: Sterilized Talc E 553b and Magnesium Stearate E 470b
Warnings:
Packaged in a safety sealed blister strip. Do not use if blister packaging (wrapper, etc.) is broken.
If pregnant or nursing a baby seek advice of health professional before using this product. If symptoms persist for more than three days or worsen consult a physician. Keep this and all medications out of reach of children.
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