Arnica topical products may be cosmetic, botanical, or homeopathic products with different labels and evidence. Homeopathic labeling does not by itself establish clinical effectiveness, and topical arnica should not be swallowed or applied contrary to the label.
Compare regulated product type, arnica name and dilution or amount when disclosed, inactive ingredients, alcohol or fragrance, package size, directions, age guidance, external-use warnings, broken-skin restrictions, allergies, storage, and stop-use guidance.
Consolidate into Topicals & Ointments unless the focused assortment grows, retaining Arnica Topical as an ingredient-format attribute. Remove the Supplements classification from the gel where inappropriate and avoid muscle/joint relief, soreness, bruising, recovery, inflammation, pain, comfort, or mobility guarantees.