Rapid Comfort Balm

At the heart of the balm is Levagen® — a branded, clinically studied form of PEA (Palmitic Acid Mono Ethanolamide), a fatty-acid molecule your body produces naturally. We didn't invent it; your body did. Levagen® is PEA made to Gencor's patented process — the form used in the clinical research, studied in randomised controlled trials including in topical form, and unlike anything else in a balm.

Why build a balm on it? Because after seven years working with remarkable plant molecules, we wanted to make one product that could go absolutely anywhere — onto a plane, into a kit bag, through any border in the world.

So we chose the molecule that travels best of all: the one you make yourself. No hemp-derived ingredients. Nothing to declare. Everything to come home to.

The balm melts in rapidly. The massage is yours to take slowly.

1. Warm a small amount between your fingers.
2. Massage it in slowly, into the area that worked hardest, until the balm has melted away.
3. Once or twice a day. (Wash your hands after — eucalyptus and eyes don't mix.)

How long does a 60ml jar last? About eight weeks of daily use — roughly 46p a day.

• Levagen® (Palmitamide MEA) — 5% concentration (3,000mg in the 60ml jar): the clinically studied comfort molecule your body already makes. The reason this balm exists.
• Arnica montana — needs no introduction.
• Frankincense, lavender, juniper & eucalyptus oils — eucalyptus and juniper open it, frankincense deepens it, lavender closes it. Herbal and fresh while you massage; a whisper once it's in.
• Coconut, avocado & sweet almond oils, in a beeswax base — dense in the jar, weightless on the skin.

Full INCI below. Contains no hemp-derived ingredients.

Contains sweet almond oil — if you have a nut allergy, please read the full ingredient list.

• What does it smell like? Herbal and fresh — noticeable while you massage, gentle once it's in.
• Before bed? Made for it. Lavender does the evening shift; the eucalyptus fades as it melts.
• With medication? It's a cosmetic balm, not a medicine — if you're unsure, ask your pharmacist.
• Travelling? No hemp-derived ingredients — it goes anywhere in the world in your hand luggage.