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Medicine identity
- Source reference
- 17089-306_7e7be278-8d19-71c4-e053-2991aa0a377c
- Product NDC
- 17089-306
- Form
- SOLUTION/ DROPS
- Composition / generic term
- .alpha.-ketoglutaric acid - ambergris - anamirta cocculus seed - conium maculatum flowering top - epinephrine - fumaric acid - malic acid - melatonin - mineral oil - pteridium aquilinum root - pyridoxine hydrochloride - quinhydrone - quinine - sus scrofa artery - sus scrofa cerebellum - sus scrofa placenta - thiamine hydrochloride - tobacco leaf -
- Labeler
- Guna spa
- Marketing category
- UNAPPROVED HOMEOPATHIC
- Marketing start / end (source format)
- 20060523
- Source listing expiry
- 20261231
Source-listed ingredients
- EPINEPHRINE — 6 [hp_X]/30mL
- .ALPHA.-KETOGLUTARIC ACID — 6 [hp_X]/30mL
- AMBERGRIS — 6 [hp_X]/30mL
- SUS SCROFA ARTERY — 6 [hp_X]/30mL
- SUS SCROFA CEREBELLUM — 6 [hp_X]/30mL
- QUININE SALICYLATE — 6 [hp_X]/30mL
- ANAMIRTA COCCULUS SEED — 4 [hp_X]/30mL
- CONIUM MACULATUM FLOWERING TOP — 3 [hp_X]/30mL
- FUMARIC ACID — 6 [hp_X]/30mL
- MALIC ACID — 6 [hp_X]/30mL
- MELATONIN — 4 [hp_C]/30mL
- MINERAL OIL — 8 [hp_X]/30mL
- SUS SCROFA PLACENTA — 6 [hp_X]/30mL
- PTERIDIUM AQUILINUM ROOT — 8 [hp_X]/30mL
- PYRIDOXINE HYDROCHLORIDE — 6 [hp_X]/30mL
- QUINHYDRONE — 6 [hp_X]/30mL
- TOBACCO LEAF — 6 [hp_X]/30mL
- THIAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE — 4 [hp_X]/30mL
These values do not establish equivalence or a dose recommendation.
Packages
- 1 BOTTLE, DROPPER in 1 BOX (17089-306-18) / 30 mL in 1 BOTTLE, DROPPER · 17089-306-18
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