Helping you to manage nausea, Spritz For Nausea is a gentle blend of peppermint, lemon and grapefruit essential oils whose properties are known to help with those feelings of sickness and nausea. This Midwife Developed spritz is safe to use from the first trimester, comes in a handbag friendly size and is ideal as part of your morning sickness tool kit.
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Spritz For Nausea
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developed to make your daily life a little easier
pregnancy nausea is common; Spritz for Nausea can help ease those symptoms, especially if it’s used as part of a ‘tool kit’. Acupressure bands and peppermint foot lotion for foot massage can also help
midwife recommended
our 100% naturally derived spray can help you to cope with nausea, safe to use in pregnancy and contains none of the nasties
lemon oil
for helping to reduce nausea and vomiting, calm your upset stomach, and tackle stress and fatigue
grapefruit oil
for helping to balance hormones, regulate the digestive system and lift your mood
peppermint oil
for reducing feelings of nausea, calming stomachs and boosting energy levels
parfum
a vegetable-based product, known for its antibacterial and anti-fungal properties (not to be confused with synthetic fragrance, 'perfume')
Aqua (Water), PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Parfum, Mentha Piperita (Peppermint) Oil, Citrus Limon (Lemon) Oil, Citrus Paradisi (Grapefruit) Peel Oil, Citral, Linalool, Limonene.
Helping you to manage nausea during pregnancy
Midwife developed Spritz for nausea is a gentle blend of peppermint, lemon and grapefruit essential oils whose properties are known to help those feelings of sickness and nausea. This spray can help you to manage some of the symptoms of nausea experienced in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy and throughout your pregnancy, to make your daily life a little easier during pregnancy as part of your nausea toolkit.
- Safe to use from the first trimester
- Handbag sized, so is small enough to be carried around discreetly during the first few months of pregnancy
how can I
use it
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Spray at the first sign of nausea, and as often as needed
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Spritz onto your skin or pulse points, or onto a tissue or your bedding, or into the air
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as nausea is very individual to each woman and each pregnancy, it may take a while to discover which methods work best for you
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Contact your midwife or maternity team for further advice if you are unable to tolerate food and fluids for a prolonged period
FAQs
Unfortunately there is no quick cure for sickness and nausea in pregnancy but you can do things do help reduce those feelings. Spritz for nausea contains essential oils that have anti-sickness properties, and can be used as part of a ‘toolkit’ of things to help you manage those feelings, alongside what and when you eat, and other suggestions that are discussed in more detail in our blog below.
As nausea is very individual to each woman and each pregnancy, it may take a while to discover which management methods work best for you. Contact your midwife or maternity team for further advice if you are unable to tolerate food and fluids for a prolonged period,
Definitely – you can combine two or three of them to achieve the desired effect. For example, if you were both nauseous and tired, you could try using Spritz for Nausea together with Spritz for Sleep.
All the sprays are safe to use on yourself from the very start of your pregnancy, which is to say the first 12 weeks or first trimester, and even after the birth. Because we continually review the latest research, we don’t use any essential oils which could be unsafe. Also, our sprays are formulated to contain the correct concentration levels for pregnancy and labour, so they work effectively for you but are not too strong.
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