Accident Relief - Short Dated

Short Dated Until January 2024

Accident relief helps stimulate the body's normal healing response and to injuries and aid recovery following an accident. Ideal for broken bones, torn muscles, ligaments, accidents, injuries and surgery. Easy to use spray. 

Homoeopathy is a unique system of medicine that aims to promote good health by using micro-doses of medicament which work to stimulate the body's own defence system. Homoeopathy is a non-drug therapy that is based on the principle of 'like cures like'. Homeopathic remedies have no side effects, are gentle enough to be used by all the family and can be used with any other forms of medication.

Helps stimulate the body's normal healing response to injuries following an accident. It also aids joint mobility and suppleness and assists the normal bone formation process. The ingredients of this formula offer the following actions: Arnica - bruising, Symphytum - bone tissue knitting, Echinacea - infection, Calendula - wound healing, Hamamelis - bleeding/haemorrhage, Aconite - shock/fright/terror, Ruta grav - stiff achy joints back. Most effective if used in conjunction with Accident Relief Cream. Follow with the standard 'Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation or, RICE' treatment for any soft tissue injury. A health professional should always be consulted if the injuries are serious.

Homoeopathic Aconite 12c, Arnica 30c, Calendula 30c, Echinacea 6c, Hamamelis 30c, Ruta Grav 8c and Symphytum 6c.

Use 2 sprays directly into the mouth at 10-15 minute intervals for up to 6 doses, then 3 times a day as required. The spray can be added to fluid replacement bottles if required.

Keep out of reach of Children. Liquid and oral spray remedies are generally better given to babies and very young children than tablets. Tablet remedies are manufactured using a base of lactose (milk sugar). They are usually safe for diabetics, however professional advice should be sought if in doubt. They are not suitable for anyone with lactose intolerance. It is recommended that tablets not be given to babies and very young children. Liquid remedies are manufactured using a small amount of ethyl alcohol as a preservative in a water base. In a suggested dose (4 drops of liquid or 2 sprays of the oral spray) the quantity of alcohol per dose is so small as to be of no consequence. There has never been a recorded case of any harm coming to a mother or child at any time in pregnancy as a result of using homeopathic remedies. Likewise, there has never been a recorded case of harm coming to a baby when homeopathic remedies have been used during breastfeeding in accordance with directions for use.