Earth Mama Take Care Down There Recovery Kit

Three-piece kit of an herbal sitz bath, an herbal perineal spray and a perineal balm, sold as a bundle.

  • $39.99List price

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How the Take Care Down There Recovery Kit stacks up

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Price$39.992nd lowest price of 5

Within the typical range for recovery kits ($39.99 to $99.99).

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What's in the kit

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  • Herbal Sitz Bath
  • Herbal Perineal Spray
  • Organic Perineal Balm

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  • No benzocaine listed

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Full specs

Earth Mama Take Care Down There Recovery Kit
TypeRecovery kit
List price$39.99
Essential oilsLavender flower oil and peppermint leaf oil (spray); lavender flower oil and peppermint oil (balm)
Full ingredientsSitz bath: sea salt, oatmeal kernel meal, witch hazel leaf, yarrow flower, plantain leaf, calendula flower. Spray: water, witch hazel leaf extract, vegetable glycerin, cucumber fruit extract, lavender flower oil, peppermint leaf oil. Balm: olive fruit oil, shea butter, beeswax, jojoba seed oil, lavender flower oil, peppermint oil, witch hazel leaf extract, St. John's wort extract, calendula flower extract, yarrow extract.
What's includedHerbal Sitz Bath (6 sachets), Herbal Perineal Spray (4oz), Organic Perineal Balm (2oz)
Maker's warningsPage advises checking with a healthcare provider, especially about stitches or open wounds; points to a separate C-section balm for C-section recovery.
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Take Care Down There Recovery Kit: questions answered

From Earth Mama's published specs, last checked 2026-11-11.

When should I call a doctor after giving birth?

Warning signs after birth: see the CDC's Hear Her urgent maternal warning signs. If this is an emergency, call 911.

Where can I get support?

Support for new parents: the National Maternal Mental Health Hotline, call or text 1-833-TLC-MAMA (1-833-852-6262); Postpartum Support International, 1-800-944-4773; or call or text 988.

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Where these specs come from

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