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Availability of unit dose?
I am trying to buy my homeopathic remedies online, but I am having some trouble. What I need is a unit dose (taken once a week) of Pulsatilla. All that I am seeing online is the pellets, liquid dilution and tinctures. Can anyone recommend the correct corresponding remedy and dosage?Thankj You
amanda on 2003-07-30
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If you are a first timer, better ask for medicine in pills.
Ask your dispenser to tell you how many pills for a dose as she/he knows the size of the pills being given. Don't forget to mention the age of the patient while asking.
Pills come in 3/4 sizes generally.
Tinctures.....normally known as Mother Tincutres are the undiluted form of the medicine. Some medicines work best when given in a "Mother Tincure " form.
In such a case it is customary to show potency as "Q" after the name of the medicine.
Like CHINA Q.....or ACID PHOS. Q
Best,
PANKAJ VARMA
pvarma7
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Ask your dispenser to tell you how many pills for a dose as she/he knows the size of the pills being given. Don't forget to mention the age of the patient while asking.
Pills come in 3/4 sizes generally.
Tinctures.....normally known as Mother Tincutres are the undiluted form of the medicine. Some medicines work best when given in a "Mother Tincure " form.
In such a case it is customary to show potency as "Q" after the name of the medicine.
Like CHINA Q.....or ACID PHOS. Q
Best,
PANKAJ VARMA
pvarma7
yahoo.com
♡ PANKAJ VARMA 2 decades ago
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