Elequil Aromatabs®

Aroma Options:

• Lavender-Peppermint
• Lavender
• Orange-Peppermint
• Lavender-Sandalwood

Elequil Aromatabs®

• Consistent amount of oils – perfect for clinical studies and use in healthcare system-wide initiatives
• Adheres to gown/clothing for individual use – self-adhesive tab offers hands-free aromatherapy that is personal to each patient
• Does not contain any metal/foil – acceptable for use in OR, MRI, and anywhere else where metal/foil is contraindicated
• Minimum/Maximum aroma exposure – allows customization of aroma based on need and preference
• Easy application and disposal – eliminates extra work for staff
• Patient/staff friendly – stays within one’s own personal space
• Box of 50

Enhance Patient Experience

Used in all areas of healthcare, Elequil Aromatabs aromatherapy comply with most hospital infection prevention policies for its one-time use and a sealed-until-open aromatherapy tab. By enhancing the patient experience, Elequil Aromatabs aromatherapy can help increase comfort measure scores on patient satisfaction surveys.

Staff can also benefit from using Elequil Aromatabs aromatherapy to help cope with anxiousness and fatigue. Elequil Aromatabs aromatherapy uses 100% pure, unadulterated essential oils that do not require a carrier oil and are free from pesticides and synthetics. Each aromatherapy tab lasts 8 hours or more.

How Clinical Aromatherapy Helps Promote Relaxation, Comfort, and Sleep

Our sense of smell is 10,000 times more sensitive than any of our other senses and recognition of smell is immediate. Inhaled vaporized odor molecules can bring back a flood of memories, influence people’s moods, and even affect their work behavior. Smell can call up memories and powerful responses almost instantaneously.

The reason for this is that the olfactory bulb is part of the brain’s limbic system – an area so closely associated with memory and feeling, that it is also called the “primitive” or “emotional brain.”

This system is a network of connected structures near the middle of the brain linked with the central nervous system that includes the adrenals, the pituitary gland, and the hypothalamus, which regulate the body’s heart rate, blood pressure, stress, and breathing.