Tiger Balm Red & White Ointment | 21ml each | Pack of 4 | Ayurvedic Pain Relief Balm | Effective Relief from Joint, Body & Knee Pain, Muscular Aches, Sprain | 2 Red & 2 White | Combo Pack

Was skeptical to buy it, if it would break but the package and product came in good shape! Very useful and effective... even a throat pain would go away with tiger balm! Do not use it on children as it burns a little instead opt for smelling it if they have cold

Great product. Must have balm on house. Very effective.

All pain chumantar ....very good to use and traditional Balm .

I’ve always loved Tiger Balm! This package is at a great price and the freshness is there. I will buy again!

White balm is ok, but the brown one smell is like duplicate product. This is not actual tiger balm.

Excellent

Best product for aches n pains . Used to get it in trains when you travel towards the east . But now easy to buy on Amazon .

Tiger Balm has my family's favourite balm for the past twenty years or so. We have had been buying the Red, White and Soft balms made in Singapore while travelling abroad or getting them through friends. Lately, since our stocks were getting exhausted while international travel had reduced drastically, it became necessary to look for alternatives. As other reviewers have pointed out, the Indian versions are not quite as good as the originals. Such opinions are substantiated by the chemical compositions given on the respective bottles. Red Tiger Balm The Red Balm is recommended for muscular aches, pains and sprains. The Indian version is described as "Ayurvedic Proprietary Medicine" and it differs from the original, as it contains lesser camphor and 5% cinnamon oil instead of 5% cassia oil. When applied, the Indian version does not feel as warm as the original one. On the plus side, it does not stain one's clothes as much as the original red balm does. While Tiger Balm The White Balm is recommeded for headaches, stuffy nose, flatulence and itchiness from insect bites. The Indian version is described as "Ayurvedic Proprietary Medicine" and it differs from the original, as it contains lesser camphor. The smell of the Indian version is weaker than that of the original and it seems somewhat less effective. On the whole, the Indian versions are not as good as the originals, simply because the compositions differ. On the other hand, the Indian versions are far cheaper. This pack of 4 costs about the same as one would pay for a single bottle of the same size of either Red Balm or White Balm in Hong Kong or Shanghai.