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Bon Vital®
Are Bon Vital products FDA approved?
Yes! Bon Vital products are approved under the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Bon Vital products are regulated as cosmetics and are considered safe for general external use.
What is the shelf life of Bon Vital products?
The shelf life of Bon Vital products can be extended and maintained by keeping them in cool, dry areas that do not receive direct sunlight. Ensuring that containers are properly sealed and closed is also vital when considering the maximum shelf life of Bon Vital products. Oils typically expire within 18 months, while all other Bon Vital products (balms, butters, cremes, gels, and lotions) have a maximum shelf life of 24 months.
What are Bon Vital products used for?
Bon Vital products are used for a variety of purposes. Bon Vital massage oils, aromatherapy oils, lotions, cremes, exfoliators, balms, and gels are highly therapeutic goods that may promote a state of well-being and relaxation. All Bon Vital products are designed to help customers achieve a feeling of peace and serenity.
Are there any safety precautions when using Bon Vital products?
Yes. Bon Vital massage oil and gel products contain potentially combustible components that can prove hazardous when exposed to high-heat environments, such as clothes dryers. When laundering clothes that have come into contact with Bon Vital massage oils and gels, be sure to use a commercial-strength detergent that can remove oils and clarify clothing. Using a low-heat setting during the drying process can also help reduce the likelihood of accidental combustion.