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Marvell20 Nov 2009
Cautions for Camphor
* It is not to be used internally.
* Camphor preparations should not be applied to badly burned or open wounds nor should they be used on young children.
* Another caution concerns the environment. Using camphor mothballs as an insect repellant in gardens contaminates the soil and enters the water table.
* Do not use in the facial area of children or infants as it can be a powerful convulsant.
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