Botanical label term · Ingredient identity
Manuka oil
Fritz names manuka in ParaShield’s ingredient list. That listing should be kept separate from other named oils or tree-oil products.
Look for: Manuka in the Fritz active panel
Use the record
Read the exact ingredient line
Where it appears
The ParaShield panel names manuka and neem oil along with chitosan and D-limonene. BacterShield lists a different set of oils.
What cannot be inferred
The public panel does not state a plant part, extracted fraction or individual chemical concentration for manuka. It does not identify tea tree oil as a substitute.
What to capture
Copy the exact manuka wording and companion ingredients. Mark botanical identity details as unresolved if the pack does not supply them.
Formulation references
Read the original
Sources and date
Sources consulted . A source date does not establish that every market, pack or revision uses the same wording.