Ice Mint Pro Gel

Ice Mint Pro with extra Marigold (Calendula) - The unique formula for optimal udder health in dairy cows!

Ice Mint Pro is an innovative care product for the udder health of dairy cows. This unique formula consists of a green care gel that has a soothing effect on the udder quarters. It is a combination of natural ingredients, with peppermint oil, arnica extract, eucalyptus oil, tea tree oil and horse chestnut, Marigold (Calendula) has been added to this composition. The result is a perfect product with a unique effect on the udder health of dairy cows.

Effect of the natural ingredients:

Marigold (Calendula)
Marigold supports natural defences, has a skin-conditioning, skin-cleansing effect and supports the skin's restorative capacity.

Peppermint
Peppermint oil is a source of menthol. Menthol has a cooling and soothing effect when applied to the skin. Menthol supports natural defences.

Arnica
Arnica supports circulation, warms, soothes, relaxes and supports natural defences.

Eucalyptus
Eucalyptus activates cold receptors and has a cooling effect. Eucalyptus also cares for the skin and supports natural defences.

Tea-tree
Tea-tree oil supports the skin's restorative capacity and natural defences. Tea tree oil also has a soothing effect.

Horse chestnut
Horse chestnut extract stimulates circulation and supports natural defences.

Ice Mint Pro first has a cold and then a lovely warm effect. This makes it an excellent alternative to other products that are developed for the udder care of dairy cows. It does not stick and absorbs super quickly, making it easy to use. In addition, the gel comes in a special tube that does not leak and is easy to put down or hang.

The instructions for use are simple:

massage 2 times a day 10 ml of Ice Mint Pro on the udder quarter of dairy cows to be cared for.

With this unique Udder Gel Mint Pro, you no longer need any other product for the optimal care of the udder health of dairy cows.

Safety

For external use only.
Avoid contact with nose and eyes.

Store

Between 0 and 30°C.