Product Images Drosera Rotundifolia

This is a description of a homeopathic medicine called DROSERA ROTUNDIFOLIA 1X EikE. It contains active and inactive ingredients, and is used for temporary relief of laryngitis. The suggested dosage is 4-6 pellets per day for adults and 1/2 the adult dose for children above 2 years, to be taken orally or as directed by a physician. If symptoms do not improve within 4 days, consult a professional. It comes with a warning to keep it away from children and a label containing manufacturing and expiry dates as well as the contents, which are 100 pellets.*

This is a description of a homeopathic medication, which contains the ingredient 'Drosera Rotundifolia' in a 1X dilution, and sucrose as an inactive ingredient. It is used for temporary relief of laryngitis. The medication is in the form of pellets, and the dosage for adults is 4 pellets, three times a day or as directed by a physician. Children over 2 years of age should take half the adult dose. The medication is not a replacement for medical advice and is not clinically proven. The packaging includes a mini-label used with a blister pack for select pack sizes. The batch details, including manufacturing and expiry dates, are also mentioned.*

This is a description of a homeopathic medicine which is a lactose-free, single homeopathic remedy. It is manufactured according to the Homoeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States and is distributed by Rehomeo, Inc. The product comes with several warnings, including that it should not be used for serious conditions and if symptoms do not improve in four days, or worsen, users should discontinue use and seek assistance from a healthcare professional. The product should be kept away from children and in a cool, dark place. The packaging includes the manufacturer's name and address, as well as the US FDA Establishment number. Depending on the bottle size, the product may come in a regular or mini-sized label and appropriate sized bottles or containers will be used. If the bottle is small, a carton box or a blister pack may be used as secondary packaging.*