Boiron Tuberculinum 30CH dose

Tuberculinum dose is a homeopathic medicine from the Boiron laboratory.
What is Tuberculinum 30 CH dose?
Tuberculinum is a bacterial strain of human and bovine origin that the Boiron laboratory obtains by culturing Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the bacteria responsible for tuberculosis.

To obtain its drug Tuberculinum 30 CH in doses, the laboratory subjects the original Tuberculinum strain to an initial maceration in a hydroalcoholic solution so as to bring out the active ingredients of the bacteria in the final product, the mother tincture. Then this mother tincture is subsequently diluted several times according to a process specific to homeopathy, each new product itself being diluted in Hundredth Hahnemannian (CH) at the rate of 1 drop of solution for 99 drops of solvent. The solvent used for these successive dilutions is purified water, a liquid capable, according to Samuel Hahnemann, of keeping an imprint of the active ingredients while gradually diluting the toxicity of the bacteria until it is harmless.
Samuel Hahnemann is the founding doctor of homeopathy in the 18th century.
How to take the Tuberculinum 30CH dose?
Tuberculinum dose is taken orally, sublingually: for this the globules of sucrose and lactose contained in the single dose must be placed entirely under the tongue.

Each Boiron medication treats different disorders and it is necessary to consult a homeopathic doctor to define the dosage.
What are the precautions for use in homeopathy of the Tuberculinum dose?
This medicine in Tuberculinum dose must first be melted in water before administering it to young children under 6 years old to avoid any misdirection.

Keep doses out of the reach and sight of young children.
Keep away from heat.
Respect the expiry date written on the single-dose tube.

This homeopathic strain is here in single dose, but you can also have it in a tube of granules with Tuberculinum granules.

Packaging: Single-dose tube (approximately 200 globules).