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Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the ingredients of White Swan Gel?
dimethyl sulfoxide, water, urea, aloe, glycerol, xanthan gum, peppermint extract and stevia.
- How do you apply White Swan Gel?
- The temples (i.e., the ophthalmic nerve);
- The areas forming a ‘pit’ behind/below the earlobes (i.e., the trigeminal ganglion);
- The forehead over the eyebrows (i.e., the ophthalmic nerve);
- The cheeks midway between the mouth and lower eyelids (i.e., the mandibular nerve);
- The gums/roof (inside the mouth) above the rearmost two molars in the upper jaw, between the cheek and gum (i.e., the maxillary nerve).
- The temples (i.e., the ophthalmic nerve);
- How long after applying White Swan Gel does it take before relief is felt?
Most people have found that they were glad they used White Swan Gel within 1 - 15 minutes of application.
- How long will one bottle of White Swan Gel last?
- A little White Swan Gel goes a long way; we expect one bottle to last most people at least 3 months.
- If I use White Swan Gel daily, will the effects lessen over time?
- By applying White Swan Gel at least three times a week we have observed far fewer and milder headaches.
- What does White Swan Gel smell and taste like?
White Swan Gel smells and tastes of peppermint. Peppermint is widely appreciated as beneficial to the relief of migraines.
- I am currently taking migraine medication such as Imitrex or Imigran, can I use White Swan Gel in conjunction?
- We are not aware of there ever having been any adverse effects reported from using White Swan Gel while taking migraine medication.
- I am currently taking a contraceptive pill, can I can use White Swan Gel in conjunction?
We are unaware of any problems with using White Swan Gel while taking a contraceptive pill and would not hesitate to use it as needed.
- I am allergic to one of the ingredients listed for White Swan Gel, can I still use it?
No. If you are allergic to any of the ingredients in White Swan Gel, you should not use it.
- Are there any side-effects experienced when using White Swan Gel?
A very small number of users may notice a slight tingling sensation upon application, this quickly passes. The only other known side effect is that you feel better all over.
- Can I use White Swan Gel on my child who suffers from migraines?
We are aware of no reason to restrict use based upon age and use White Swan Gel freely at any age. However, when taking any new product you should consult with an appropriate medical professional.
- I am currently pregnant, is there any risk in using White Swan Gel?
There have never been any adverse effects reported from using White Swan Gel while pregnant. However, when taking any new product you should consult with an appropriate medical professional.
- I am a diabetic, can I use White Swan Gel?
Yes.
- I have Celiac's disease or am gluten intolerant, can I use White Swan Gel?
Yes, we do not add gluten or use ingredients with gluten in White Swan Gel.