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-20% Special Price ₹ 88.00

Regular Price ₹ 110.00 (MRP)

Inclusive of all taxes

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Availability : In stock

SKU

FGMT100424

Categories : Homoeopathic Medicine, Mother Tinctures

Pack Size : 30 ml

Details

Bakson Mother tinctures are prepared from standardised, quality raw material through pharmacopeial methods to give you the best extraction of active constituents for better action of the remedy. We take care to properly age the extracts and then bottle for marketing to capture the maximum medicinal power of the medicine. Extra Neutral alcohol and purified water is used for making the tinctures and packed in amber color glass bottles with effective dropper mechanism so that each drop is medicinally powerful. All mother tinctures are tested for their active constituents through standard protocols and then marketed. You are always safe with Bakson medicines.

Manufactured in India by: Bakson Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Ltd. Shillu Kala, Parwanoo-173220 Himachal Pradesh. Customer care executive Mail id and contact details-customercare@buybakson.com, 18002572829

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More Information

More Information
Action of Medicine: The fresh extract is diuretic and used in cleaning skin of the human body. It removes diarrhoea and dysentery. The fresh juice is very effective in gonorrhoea when taken with honey and turmeric. The decoction of seeds is bitter, strengthening and expels blood dysentery. The fresh fruit is refrigerant, tonic, antiscorbutic, diuretic and laxative. It is used in fevers, hiccough, eczema, vomiting, indigestion, habitual constipation and other disorders of the digestive system. It is a blood-purifier; also given in diarrhoea, dysentery and haemorrhage. References:Materia Medica of Indian Drugs by Banerjee P.

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