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Every family remembers one by name. Not the ward and not the specialist — the one who explained it twice, stayed past the end of a shift, and treated a frightened relative like a person. "Best Nurse Ever" covers all of it.
Hand poured in the Signature Kraft jar with 60+ hours of Jasmine Blossom. Nurses Week, a graduation off a nursing programme, a thank you from a family: this is the one.
Why You'll Love It
Perfect Gift For
Nurses Week, a nursing graduation, a preceptor, a night shift that went badly, a retirement off a ward, a thank you from a patient's family, and the nurse who found your mother a second blanket.
Product Details
Scent
10. Jasmine Blossom - Jasmine, Rosewood, Greens & Lemon
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a good gift for a nurse who works nights?
A: Night-shift nurses sleep in daylight, so anything that helps a room feel like evening at two in the afternoon earns its place. A soft floral scent does that better than a bright citrus.
Q: When is Nurses Week?
A: Nurses Week runs in early May in the United States, ending on Florence Nightingale's birthday on the twelfth. Nothing stops a thank you arriving in any other month.
Q: What does Jasmine Blossom smell like?
A: Jasmine and rosewood with a green note and lemon over the top, so it is floral without being heavy or powdery. It reads clean rather than perfumed.
Q: Is a candle a sensible gift for somebody on their feet all day?
A: It asks nothing of them, which is the whole appeal after twelve hours on a ward. Lighting it is the only maintenance it ever needs.
Q: Can I give this as a thank you from a patient's family?
A: A thank you from a family is the gift nurses talk about for years, and it does not need to be expensive. Write which day it was and who you were, and let the candle carry the rest.
Q: Is it suitable for a nurse who has just qualified?
A: "Best Nurse Ever" works as encouragement as easily as it works as praise, which suits somebody three weeks into their first post. Nothing about it assumes decades of service.
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Every family remembers one by name. Not the ward and not the specialist — the one who explained it twice, stayed past the end of a shift, and treated a frightened relative like a person. "Best Nurse Ever" covers all of it.
Hand poured in the Signature Kraft jar with 60+ hours of Jasmine Blossom. Nurses Week, a graduation off a nursing programme, a thank you from a family: this is the one.
Why You'll Love It
Perfect Gift For
Nurses Week, a nursing graduation, a preceptor, a night shift that went badly, a retirement off a ward, a thank you from a patient's family, and the nurse who found your mother a second blanket.
Product Details
Scent
10. Jasmine Blossom - Jasmine, Rosewood, Greens & Lemon
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a good gift for a nurse who works nights?
A: Night-shift nurses sleep in daylight, so anything that helps a room feel like evening at two in the afternoon earns its place. A soft floral scent does that better than a bright citrus.
Q: When is Nurses Week?
A: Nurses Week runs in early May in the United States, ending on Florence Nightingale's birthday on the twelfth. Nothing stops a thank you arriving in any other month.
Q: What does Jasmine Blossom smell like?
A: Jasmine and rosewood with a green note and lemon over the top, so it is floral without being heavy or powdery. It reads clean rather than perfumed.
Q: Is a candle a sensible gift for somebody on their feet all day?
A: It asks nothing of them, which is the whole appeal after twelve hours on a ward. Lighting it is the only maintenance it ever needs.
Q: Can I give this as a thank you from a patient's family?
A: A thank you from a family is the gift nurses talk about for years, and it does not need to be expensive. Write which day it was and who you were, and let the candle carry the rest.
Q: Is it suitable for a nurse who has just qualified?
A: "Best Nurse Ever" works as encouragement as easily as it works as praise, which suits somebody three weeks into their first post. Nothing about it assumes decades of service.