Histaminum Hydrochloricum Pellet
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Label (Hishyd10m)
Histaminum hydrochloricum is a homeopathic medicine made in France, containing approx. 80 pellets, used to relieve the symptoms of allergies. The active ingredient in each pellet is 0.443mg. One should dissolve five pellets under the tongue three times a day until relieved of symptoms or as directed by a physician. The medicine may only be used for three days, and if not relieved, a doctor should be seen. Pregnant and nursing mothers should ask their healthcare provider before using the medicine. The unused pellets should not be used if the dispenser seal is broken. The medicine's inactive ingredients include lactose and sucrose. The drug is distributed by Boiron Inc., based in Newtown Square, PA 19073 and the drug facts and instructions are visible on its peel. The remaining text in the image is not readable.*

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