Boiron Sabina 7CH dose

Sabina dose is a homeopathic medicine from the Boiron laboratory.
Composition of the homeopathic dose Sabina 7 CH dose
The strain of this homeopathic medicine is Sabina of plant origin. It is obtained from sabine.

The sabine or sabine juniper, Latin name Juniperus Sabina, is a coniferous shrub belonging to the Cupressaceae family. Its stems tend to be red and its leaves are made up of a multitude of small scales. It produces small cones with fused scales, also called galbules, which are initially green and which turn purple once ripe. Highly toxic, these galbules, which look like berries, are not edible.

Sabina dose from Boiron also contains lactose and sucrose, excipients with a notorious effect.
How to take Sabina 7CH dose?
Sabina dose comes in the form of a single-dose tube containing homeopathic globules.
This homeopathic medicine should be taken orally only.

For adults and children over 6 years old: put the globules from the single-dose tube under the tongue and let them melt.
Before 6 years: blood cells should not be given directly to the child. You must first dissolve them in a small glass of water.

If symptoms persist despite taking Sabina de Boiron globules, consult your doctor.

Sabina is a homeopathic strain which also exists in the form of tube granules with Sabina tube granules.

Precautions for use of Sabina 7CH dose of Boiron
Sabina 7CH dose from Boiron is reserved for the oral route.
This medicine contains lactose and sucrose, excipients with a known effect.

Keep out of the sight and reach of children.
Use before the expiration date on the single-dose tube.

Packaging: 1 single-dose tube (1 g)