Alumina Silicata
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Hahnemann Labs Inc is a homeopathic medicine manufacturer in San Rafael CA. Alumina Silicata 6C, a homeopathic medicine product for headache relief, is listed to contain active ingredients and sucrose as an inactive ingredient. The product comes in a 5g pellet form and should be taken orally once or as directed by a health professional. The product should be kept out of reach of children, and if symptoms persist beyond 3 days, a doctor should be consulted. For inquiries, customers can call their toll-free number. The additional text is not readable.*

This is the product information for Alumina Silicata 6C, a traditional homeopathic medicine manufactured by Hahnemann Labs Inc., located at 1940 Fourth St. San Rafael, CA 94901. The product contains 30g of pellets with sucrose as an inactive ingredient. It is intended for the treatment of headaches and should not be used for more than three days without consulting a health professional. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should also seek medical advice before use. The product should be taken orally as directed by a health professional. For inquiries, customers may call the toll-free number 888-427-6422.*

Hahnemann Labs Inc is a pharmaceutical company based in San Rafael, CA that produces homeopathic medicine in the form of pellets. The specific product being presented is Alumina Silicata 6C, with a minimum net weight of 5g. The active ingredients are not provided besides the fact that they are listed above. This medicine is intended for homeopathic use such as for headaches, but if symptoms persist beyond three days, a healthcare professional should be consulted. People who are pregnant or breastfeeding should seek input from a health provider before taking this product. The inactive ingredient in Alumina Silicata 6C is sucrose. To take this medicine, 5 pellets should be taken orally once, or as directed by a healthcare professional. If you have any questions or concerns, call the toll-free number 888-427-6422. The remaining text is not readable, but it appears to be in Arabic.*