Boiron Vein ampoules CH

Vein ampoules is a homeopathic medicine from the Boiron laboratory. It comes in the form of ampoules containing 1 ml of oral solution. This was developed from a strain, Veine. These ampoules contain alcohol. The strain used here is of animal origin. It was macerated in contact with an alcoholic solvent, which made it possible to obtain a mother tincture. This was then diluted several times. The dilutions made, when they are to the hundredth, are called CH, Hahnemannian centesimals. Dilution is one of the fundamental principles of homeopathy, a practice invented by S. Hahnemann at the end of the 18th century.

Veins are blood vessels designed to transport blood to the heart. They are to be differentiated from the arteries, which transport blood from the heart to the organs. Veins can be affected by several diseases.
Dosage of Boiron Vein ampoules
Ampoule vein is administered orally. The solution must be diluted in a little water then kept in the mouth for a few moments before being swallowed. You break the end of an ampoule out of the glass, then twist it over the glass and break the other end to allow the contents to flow into the glass.

Precautions for use of Vein ampoules Boiron
This oral solution in an ampoule contains alcohol, its alcoholic strength is indicated on the box.
Due to the presence of alcohol, taking this homeopathic medicine may be dangerous for alcoholics, pregnant or breastfeeding women.
These ampoules should not be administered to a child under 12 years of age.
If symptoms persist, consult a doctor.

Dilutions available: 4 CH

Capacity: 30 ampoules of 1 ml.

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