Hello Dave.
I know what you wrote but have no clue what it is.--*Monkey holding
peach balm*--
So heres what I came up with in a search. Is this correct? Do you
purchase yours online (where?) or locally? Odd that they say
white-monkey-holding-peach-balm-herbal-mental note last word inseries.
Perhaps that's pidgeon for menthol.
Frightening list of ingredients when considering eye applications.
Anyone else ever use any of them on eyes?
Ingredients
Sale price: /$5.49/
100 bottle 18 g. per bottle.
*:*
Methylsalicylate 3%, Camphor 22%, Menthol 19%, Eucalyptus Oil 3%
Including Cinnamon oil, Peppermint oil, Clove oil, and more
www.thaicraft.com/white-monkey-holding-peach-balm-herbal-mental-ointment.html
Price: *$1.09* White Monkey Holding Peach Balm 0.28 Oz - 8 Gm
/www.amazon.com/White-Monkey-Holding-Peach-Balm/dp/B00175YLUW
White Monkey holding peach balm herbal mental 1x 18 g
$5.00
Methylsalicylate 3%, Camphor 22%, Menthol 19%, Eucalyptus Oil 3%
Including Cinnamon oil, Peppermint oil, Clove oil, and more
www.bonanzle.com/booths/thaicraft/items/White_Monkey_holding_peach_balm_herbal_mental_1x_18_g
White Monkey Holding Peach Balm 18 gr (no. 22)
<http://www.veryasia.com/whmohopeba18.html>Sale: *$2.95*
White Monkey Holding Peach Balm - 12gr (no. 20)
<http://www.veryasia.com/whmohopeba12.html>
On 7/5/2010 11:56 AM, Dave Darrin wrote:
Shirley and all interested:
I had a grey spot in the center of my vision for about a year. I
supposed it was a cataract, it was only in one eye.
One day I had used some Monkey holding peach balm and hadn't washed
my hands when my eyes itched so I touched the corner of my eyes with
the finger tips I had used to apply it. They didn't have enough on
them to see but it felt like I had stuffed a whole ice cube into my
eye. After a whole bunch of blinking I noticed that my vision was
clear in both eyes. That was two months ago and they are still clear.
If anyone wants to try this I recommend you don't use more than a
residual on a finger tip that you wipe off well before use as it can
be quite uncomfortable.
Dave
On Sun, Jul 4, 2010 at 7:22 PM, Shirley Reed <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
I have used Cansee which is the Russian preparation for
cataracts. I think it is from Russia. Originally I got it for my
husband since prednisone is giving him cataracts, but his pain
requires it. Or so he thinks anyway. So I wound up using all
three bottles since he felt it was too expensive. I don't
understand some peoples reasonings. Anyhoo, those drops were the
most wonderful feeling drops for eyes I have ever used. Really
made the eyes feel good. I can't say about cataracts since I
don't have that condition. There are slightly different drops
that contain the same active ingredients as the CanSee, but don't
cost as much. I have not used them. Did the Larry Tankersley
on this list ever live in NE Arkansas?? Around Osceola?? Hope
that's not too personal. pj I did not know this man personally
but recall hearing the name. He was a well-respected person.
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