• May cause allergic reaction in those who are allergic to other plants in the Asteraceae family

• Skin patch test is required for topical use

• Contraindicated for epilepsy, hypertension, gastrointestinal inflammation, and liver issues

• May cause interactions with prescription amphetamine, zoxazolamine, pentobarbital, and aminopyrine

• Children over the age of 6 can use topically and aromatically

Note: Eucalyptus radiata is considered the "safer" alternative to Eucalyptus globulus because of a reduced 1,8 - cineole content. It should still be used under proper supervision and never on children younger than 6.

• GRAS safety rating

• May cause an allergic reaction

• Limited information regarding safety during pregnancy and breastfeeding

• Possible interaction with warfarin

• NOT considered GRAS by the FDA - avoid internal use

• Children under the age of ten should not use it topically

  • Can be diffused in 15-minute intervals up to 4 times per day for children under 10

• Skin patch test is required before topical application

  • Oil that is oxidized has been shown to irritate the skin

• Skin patch test recommended for topical use

• Chronic asthma, epilepsy, and hypertension can be aggravated in high amounts

• Not for use in 1st trimester of pregnancy

• Do not use on children younger than age 4

• Theoretical concerns regarding antiplatelet effects and interaction with salicylate-containing drugs but research has shown little to no effect.

• No information regarding pregnancy or lactation