Ladrôme Organic Greater Celandine Extract is a hydroalcoholic extract of greater celandine (Chelidonium majus), obtained from the flowering aerial parts of the plant. This liquid extract is intended for external use only and should be applied after dilution in water, using a cotton ball or compress.
Ladrôme Organic Greater Celandine Extract is a liquid extract of greater celandine (Chelidonium majus), a plant in the Papaveraceae family. It is obtained through hydroalcoholic extraction of the flowering aerial parts of the plant, harvested during flowering: alcohol and water serve as solvents, resulting in a liquid preparation that is measured by the drop.
This preparation is for external use only. It is used after dilution in water; the mixture is then applied using a cotton pad or compress.
The mixture is prepared just before application, and the soaked pad is used only once. For this purpose, we recommend Liniderm Pads: 100% cotton, in a resealable pouch containing 180 pads measuring 8 x 10 cm, they are taken one at a time, soaked in the mixture, and then discarded, ensuring that no pre-soaked cotton pad remains within reach.
Instructions for Use
Dilute 25 drops in a teaspoon of water (5 ml), then apply the mixture twice daily to the affected area using a cotton pad or soaked compress.
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Precautions
Ingredients
Chelidonium majus extract* (Alcohol**, Aqua).
*Ingredient from organic farming. **Processed from organic ingredients.
Packaging
50 ml bottle.
The key point is the confusion with plant extracts meant for oral consumption. This extract resembles them in every way: same volume, same dosage per drop, same dilution in water. This is the first question we ask at the counter, because celandine is one of the plants that should never be taken orally. If you also use extracts intended for drinking, store this bottle separately, in a different cabinet.
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