Be Gone Sinus Congestion
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Image Of Box (Bg Sinus Box)

Image Of Box (Bg Sinus Box)
Natural Care has been a trusted name since 1873 and offers a homeopathic formula called Be gone™ Sinus Congestion for thick mucus draining into the throat, frequent hawking, and headache from inflammation of mucous membranes. The gentle formula is natural and over 100 years old and is effective and easy to administer. It uses homeopathic ingredients identified in the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the United States (HPUS) and is safe with no side effects. Adults can take two pills every 3 hours for 2 days, then 2 pills morning and night for 2 weeks. Children can take 1 pill, repeated as necessary. If symptoms persist or worsen, consult a licensed practitioner before using with other medications. The product contains Sucrose and Lactose and has 107 g of contents. For more information, visit www.BeGone.com or call 800-336-1695.*
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Image Of Label (Bg Sinus Label)
This is a description of a homeopathic medicine called "Be Zoné" that helps relieve sinus congestion, post-nasal drip, and sinus headache. It comes in a 10z bottle and contains Calc carb 6c, Hydrastis 6c, and Kali bic 6¢ as its active ingredients. Adults are advised to take two pills every three hours for two days, followed by two pills twice a day for two weeks. Children are advised to take one pill at a time, and repeat as necessary. The medicine also comes with a warning that it should be discontinued if symptoms persist, and it's not advised for pregnant or nursing women without consulting with a licensed practitioner.*

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