Saponaria composes granules Boiron

Saponaria compound granules Boiron is a homeopathic medicine developed by the Boiron laboratory.
Composition of Saponaria compound granules Boiron
Saponaria compound granules from Boiron is a homeopathic medicine prepared from the following 8 homeopathic strains:

Saponaria officinalis 6 DH (Saponaria officinale): soapwort is a plant that belongs to the Caryophyllaceae family. It is also known as soapweed. Indeed, in ancient times, the roots of this perennial plant were used for the preparation of textile detergent, because they contain saponins, with natural detergent properties.
Fumaria officinalis 6 DH (Fumeterre officinale): fumitory is a plant that belongs to the Papaveraceae family. It is also called “Céline’s foot”, “jaundice herb” or even “piss-sang”. Names which evoke the use which was made previously, because it was attributed virtues in particular for the liver and the gallbladder.
Sarsaparilla 6 DH (Sarsaparilla): sarsaparilla or smilax is a perennial plant which belongs to the Liliaceae family. It is also known as poor people's asparagus because its young shoots are picked and eaten like wild asparagus.
Hydrocotyle asiatica 6 DH (Hydrocotyle): the asiatic hydrocotyl is a herbaceous plant which belongs to the Apiaceae family. It is also known as “Centella asiatica”. It is a plant that loves water. It will therefore be found in humid environments, particularly on marshy soils.
Viola tricolor 3 CH (Tricolor pansy): the tricolor pansy is a small perennial plant well known for its small flowers which generally display three colors, including purple, although they can also be of one color. It belongs to the Violaceae family.
Rhus vernix 3 CH (Japanese varnish): Japanese varnish is a tree that belongs to the sumac family. It is also called "lacquer tree" because of the sap it produces naturally and which is used in the preparation of lacquers.
Lappa major 3 CH (Great burdock): the great burdock is a plant which belongs to the Asteraceae family. Its roots and young shoots can be eaten, particularly in salads.
Berberis vulgaris 3 CH (Barberry): the barberry is a shrub that produces small edible red berries. It belongs to the Berberidaceae family.

This homeopathic medicine also contains sucrose and lactose.

The Boiron laboratory also offers the Saponaria officinalis strain in Boiron granules.

Saponaria compound dosage in granules
This homeopathic medicine comes in the form of a tube of homeopathic granules to be taken sublingually.
To access the granules, place the tube upside down, then turn the cap to drop the desired number of granules into it.
Place the granules under your tongue and let them melt.
For children under 6 years old, first dissolve the granules in a small glass of water.
Saponaria compound granules Precautions for use
Oral use only
If symptoms persist, consult your doctor.
Do not use after the expiration date shown on the tube.

You will find drinkable complexes like Berberis n83 from the same laboratory or even granules of Pareira brava

Packaging: 4g tube