How to use Mossie Mix 30c & 200c

This product is for practitioner-only dispensing due to regulations, so these instructions are relevant only if you have purchased this product through the clinic. Mossie Mix 30C We dispense in a 30c potency if you are going on a standard holiday (2-4 weeks) 10 days before your trip (if time permits) or before entering a…

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Get Prepped & Travel Prep Quick Notes

This information will give you general guidance on how to use these two interchangeable products, how often and what to do in some specific situations. Continue scrolling for the relevant instructions if you’re about to travel, for example. We tend to update these particular products every couple of years, relative to what is happening in…

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Book Suggestions

We no longer stock books, other than the small home prescriber book as they can often be purchased reasonably cheaply on Booktopia or Amazon and often are available for Kindle. Personally, my favourite author for home prescribers is Miranda Castro. You can see all her great books here. Her Homeopathy for Pregnancy, Birth, and Your…

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Expiry Dates

How long do homeopathic remedies last? Our pilules are manufactured by the Pharmaceutical Plant Company (PPC). Under TGA regulations, products of this nature require an expiry date to be included on each vial and to be stated on the outer package. The expiry date relates to the pilule batch as manufactured by PPC, rather than…

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How & where are remedies made?

All our single remedies are made by specialist homeopathic pharmacies. We generally buy from Australia (Martin & Pleasance) but may also purchase from New Zealand (Simillimum) or the UK (Helios), depending on what it is we need. Pharmacies may have different remedy lists because sometimes they have a special interest or work with a homeopathic…

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Travelling with Homeopathics

There are many myths about homeopathy and one is that they are affected by EMFs, such as airport x-rays and other scanners. I always point out that we live in a web of EMFs with wireless and bluetooth in our homes, workplaces and shopping centres and of course on our phones, which we carry with…

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Alcohol in Remedies

Much like pharmacy medicines, a preservative is a necessary part of homeopathic remedies, particularly in warmer climates. Many products, including herbs and flower essences, have an alcohol base and these products are regulated by the TGA. This small amount of alcohol is also an integral part of the action of a homeopathic remedy, ie how…

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About the sucrose (sugar) pilules

We are currently dispensing our remedies in organic German sucrose. This looks different to the pilules we have used in the past and sometimes they may appear wet. This is not a problem either with quality of the remedy or clumping. Sometimes people ask why the remedies are made from sugar or sucrose. Pure sucrose…

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My child ate a bottle of pilules!

Homeopathy is about quality and not quantity; energy and not substance. Tiny doses to stimulate the body’s own healing ability. Nothing nasty in a remedy at the potencies we dispense through our store, hence TGA define homeopathics as low risk. This effectively means that one pilule or one bottle is going to be the same…

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Can homeopathics be used with supplements, OTC medicines, etc?

Can homeopathics be taken with over-the-counter medicines, naturopathic products, supplements, herbs and other traditional treatments? Homeopathic medicines have not been known to interact with other products and can be taken in conjunction with other medications and products as they are not generally contraindicated. Traditional therapies and supplements may complement homeopathic treatment, however, do discuss with…

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