French pharmacy
ACHILLEA MILLEFOLIUM tincture drops homeopathy Lehning Rocal
Bottles of 60, 125 ml
Homeopathics
Pharmaceutical form:
Liquid for skin application. Bottles of 60 or 125 ml
Oral drops, solution for oral administration. The drops are diluted in a little water.
ACHILLEA MILLEFOLIUM mother tincture. Excipients: purified water, ethanol 96% V / V
Warnings and precautions:
Stop treatment when symptoms disappear. External use. Do not swallow.
Cons-indications:
Hypersensitivity to ACHILLEA MILLEFOLIUM or any of the excipients. Cons-indicated in children under 1 year.
Side effects:
Possibility of an allergic reaction requiring discontinuation of treatment. Due to the presence of alcohol, frequent applications to the skin can cause irritation and dry skin.
Pregnancy / Breastfeeding:
In the absence of experimental and clinical data and as a precaution, the use of this drug should be avoided during pregnancy and lactation.
This medicine contains alcohol. Its alcohol content is 55% V / V, 0.45 g of alcohol 50 drops.
Pharmacodynamic properties:
Pharmacotherapeutic group: homeopathic medicine. In the absence of scientific data, the use of this drug based on traditional homeopathic use of its components.
Achillea millefolium (MILLEFOL.) TM Drops
French Name: yarrow
Enrolled in the pharmacopoeia
Refundable 30% by Social Security
Origin: Plant
Drops in 60 ml:
- CIP Code: 0009366
- CNAM Code: 7000936600043000
- Public price: € 4.3
Drops in 125 ml
- CIP Code: 0009389
- CNAM Code: 7000938900055500
- Public price: € 5.55
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