Breathe Easy Patches with Essential Oils for Sleep Support, 6-Pack

Breathe Easy Patches with Essential Oils for Sleep Support, 6-Pack

Marsoni

M251S

$12.67

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Breathe Easy Patches with Essential Oils for Sleep Support, 6-PackPatches are infused with a blend of oils for easy breathing. The comforting aroma lasts for up to 8 hours to help your little ones sleep easy. Patches contain 6 individually wrapped self adhesive patches. Directions: Suitable for children aged 3 years and over. 1 Open the sachet carefully and gently pull out the patch. 2 Remove the transparent protective layer. 3 Apply the patch to clothing or bedding at a distance of at least 30cm from the face and

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