Boiron Sepia Officinalis Dose

Sepia officinalis dose is a homeopathic medicine from the Boiron laboratory.
It comes in the form of globules contained in a unit delivery dose tube.
Composition of Sepia officinalis dose Boiron
The Sepia officinalis dose medication is composed of a homeopathic strain as well as two excipients.
The strain is Sepia officinalis. This term refers to the ink of the common cuttlefish.

The cuttlefish is a cephalopod which, when attacked, releases black ink to disturb its attacker and to be able to flee to escape.
Squid ink has had a long use in the artistic world. In cooking, it gives color to food and also adds flavor. It is made up of a mixture of mucus and melanin.

The two excipients that can be found in these globules are sucrose and lactose.

Sepia officinalis is available in several dilutions, called CH, Centesimal Hahnemannian. This term refers to dilutions to the hundredth. It is one of the fundamental principles of homeopathy and their name comes from Samuel Hahnemann, inventor of homeopathy.
Dosage of Sepia officinalis dose
To take this homeopathic medicine, it is necessary to let the globules melt under the tongue. In children under 6 years of age, take the precaution of dissolving the globules in a small quantity of water before giving them.
All of the globules in a dose must be taken in a single dose.

If your dosage requires taking granules instead, take Sepia officinalis in a tube of granules.

Precautions for using Sepia officinalis dose
A doctor should be consulted if symptoms persist after taking doses of Sepia officinalis.
Sucrose and lactose are excipients with a notorious effect. Be careful in case of contraindication to certain sugars.

Packaging: single dose