General Information

Thursday Plantation Peppermint Oil Headache Relief a 100% pure, multipurpose liquid that relax & ease tension associated headaches.

Suitable For: Relieve Headache Symptoms

Boxed Contents: Bottle

Size: 25mL

Features and Benefits

• A naturally sourced analgesic.
• Helps ease tension associated headaches
• Traditionally used in herbal medicine to relieve cough & cold symptoms

Warnings

For external use only. Keep out of reach of children.

CAUTION

If symptoms persist, consult your healthcare professional. Keep out of reach of children. Discontinue use if sensitivity occurs.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Product not tested on animals. Vegan.

Ingredients

Peppermint (Mentha x piperita) Oil 1 mL/mL.

Active Ingredients: Peppermint (Mentha x piperita) Oil 1 mL/mL.

Contains: Peppermint (Mentha x piperita) Oil 1 mL/mL.

Directions

Headache Relief: Add 20 drops (1mL) to 10mL carrier oil and gently massage into forehead and temples to relax and ease tension headaches. Soothes Cough & Cold: Adults only. Traditionally used in herbal medicine to help relieve cough & cold symptoms, add 5 drops (1/4 mL) to hot water and inhale.

STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS

Store below 30°C.

Storage Temperature: below 30°C.

Recyclable Packaging?: Yes

Sustainability Rating: Medium

The sustainability of Mentha × piperita (peppermint) oil at a concentration of 1 mL/mL depends on several factors: the cultivation practices, the extraction process, and the broader environmental and socio-economic impacts. To ensure the sustainability of peppermint oil production, it’s important to prioritize organic and fair trade-certified sources, sustainable farming methods, minimal environmental impact, and ethical labor practices.

Disposal: Safe disposal of essential oils is paramount to prevent environmental harm. Below is a guide to assist with proper disposal.

Peppermint oil may be toxic to wildlife, particularly aquatic animals, and should be disposed of with extra caution.

Safe Disposal of Essential Oils: A Quick Guide

1. Don’t Pour Down the Drain or Toilet
Essential oils can harm aquatic life and contaminate water sources. Never flush them away.

2. Avoid Throwing in the Trash
Throwing essential oils in the trash can pollute landfills. If necessary, dilute them first (see below) before disposal.

3. Dilute and Dispose Small Amounts Safely

Mix essential oils with a large amount of water or vegetable oil (e.g., 10–15 times the volume of oil).
Pour diluted oil onto a compost pile or garden soil in small amounts, ensuring it’s not harmful to plants.

4. Use Absorbent Materials for Larger Quantities

Soak up excess essential oils with materials like cat litter, sawdust, or shredded newspaper.
Dispose of the absorbent material at a hazardous waste facility.

5. Take to a Hazardous Waste Facility
For larger quantities, take the oils to a local hazardous waste disposal center for safe handling.

6. Repurpose or Reuse
Consider using excess oils for DIY cleaning solutions, homemade skincare, or air fresheners to reduce waste.

7. Check Local Disposal Guidelines
Consult your local waste management authority for specific rules regarding essential oil disposal.

8. Composting (For Small Amounts)

Only compost very diluted oils. Avoid oils that are toxic to plants (e.g., citrus oils).
Mix oils with water or vegetable oil before adding to compost.