JUV 110 ointment, 100 g

Juv 110 ointment

Juv 110 ointment is a homeopathic medicine that is used without any specific indication.No prescription is required for this product.

Composition

The following active ingredients are contained in 10 grams of the ointment: Acer negundo in a dilution of D2, Fraxinus americana in a dilution of D2, Gallae turcicae in a dilution of D2, Haematoxylon campechianum in a dilution of D2, Lycopodium clavatum in a dilution of D2, Marsdenia cundurango in a dilution of D2, Prunuspadus e cortice in a dilution of D2, Raphanus sativus var. niger in a dilution of D2, Scrophularia nodosa in a dilution of D2, Thuja occidentalis in a dilution of D2, Ulmus campestris in a dilution of D2 and Viscum album in a dilution of D2.

Contraindications

The ointment should not be used if there is hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients, such as cetostearyl alcohol, wool wax alcohols or butylated hydroxytoluene.These substances can cause localized skin irritation, and butylhydroxytoluene can also cause irritation to the eyes and mucous membranes.

Side effects

Allergic skin reactions can rarely occur, especially if you are hypersensitive to components of the ointment base such as cetostearyl alcohol or wool wax alcohols.

Note

The ointment contains cetostearyl alcohol, wool wax alcohols and butylated hydroxytoluene.

Advice from our pharmacists

We are happy to supply you with our products in normal household quantities, a maximum of 15 packs per quarter.In the context of drug safety, we reserve the right to set separate maximum quantities for certain medications, particularly for products that are only used for short periods of time or have an increased potential for overdose.

Manufacturer

PHÖNIX LABORATORIUM GmbH, Benzstraße 10, 71149 Bondorf

General information

Juv 110 ointment is one of the natural remedies that is particularly suitable for minor ailments or adolescents.When used and dosed correctly, natural remedies usually have fewer side effects and are better tolerated.In homeopathy, globules or sugar balls are often used as a carrier.