Calendula officinalis mother tincture from the Boiron laboratory - Available to order from our online pharmacy in 60 and 125 ml bottles - excellent vulneraries for external use.
Compendula officinalis herbal tincture (French: souci des jardins, des champs et la pâquerette)
Pharmaceutical form: Liquid for cutaneous application. Bottle of 60 or 125 ml
Calendula: A Natural Solution for Skin Wounds
Calendula officinalis mother tincture, also known as garden marigold, is a homeopathic remedy with a proven track record in a variety of therapeutic fields. This plant offers a wide range of benefits for the skin and is an excellent external remedy.
Homeopathic medicine traditionally used topically to treat small superficial wounds, cracks, abrasions, chapped skin and insect bites.
Rapid wound healing
Thanks to its healing properties, Calendula mother tincture is an invaluable ally in promoting the healing of skin wounds. By applying it regularly to the wounded area after proper disinfection, you'll stimulate the skin's regeneration process.
Protection against the effects of the sun
The sun's rays can sometimes cause damage to our skin. However, with Calendula mother tincture, you can alleviate the harmful effects of the sun, such as sunburn and irritation, thanks to its soothing and restorative properties.
Insect bite relief
Insect bites can be very uncomfortable and cause unpleasant itching. By applying Calendula mother tincture to the stung areas, you can quickly soothe itching and reduce inflammation.
Treatment of skin disorders
In addition to its benefits for wounds and insect bites, the Calendula mother tincture is also effective in treating dermatological conditions such as solar erythema, mild burns and skin irritations.
Mouth ulcers can be mild and disappear on their own in one to 2 weeks at most, but they can be more intense and recurrent. In this case, they may be linked to other pathologies and require medical attention. When they are painful, they cause a burning sensation and discomfort, making it difficult to eat. The homeopathic remedies Borax or Mercurius corrosivus combined with mouthwashes made with a mixture of Calendula and Hydrastis mother tinctures are effective in making mouth ulcers disappear.
Calendula officinalis has many therapeutic properties, and its external use in phytotherapy is increasingly replacing internal use.
Calendula is traditionally used externally:
Depending on the severity of the infection, cutaneous mycosis can be treated locally or generally.
For superficial infections, local treatment with Calendula mother tincture is recommended. Applied twice a day to the infected area, this solution promotes healing and reduces skin irritation. Calendula's antimicrobial properties make it an excellent remedy for soothing the skin.
To reinforce the action of local treatment, certain homeopathic remedies can be combined. Among the most commonly recommended are
These treatments must be tailored to the specific symptoms and condition of each patient. It is best to consult a homeopath for a personalized prescription.
Apply the mother tincture to the skin, 1 to 4 times a day, using a compress. Use in children under 6 years of age requires medical advice. Treatment should not exceed one week. For cutaneous use.
Use and precautions
Calendula officinalis mother tincture is traditionally used externally. It can be applied directly to the skin after prior disinfection. However, there are a few precautions to bear in mind:
By following these recommendations and using Calendula mother tincture appropriately, you'll be able to take full advantage of its many benefits for your skin's health.
You can also buy Lehning L89 Calendula online as a complementary treatment for wound healing and burns.
If you suffer from eye irritation, you can order Homeoptic homeopathic eye drops from our online pharmacy.
Calendula officinalis mother tincture. Excipients : purified water, ethanol 96%V/V.
Calendula officinalis, mainly native to Central, Eastern and Southern Europe, is a plant belonging to the Asteraceae family. The parts of the plant used are the flowers, which can be used separately or grouped together in flower heads.
The composition of Calendula mother tincture is rich and varied. It contains essential oils, triterpene saponosides, triterpene alcohols, sterols, carotenoids, flavonoids, coumarins, polysaccharides, polyacetylenic derivatives, phenolic acids and various bitter substances.
Warnings and precautions for use:
Do not apply to superinfected lesions or wounds. Do not apply to eyes or mucous membranes. Stop treatment as soon as symptoms disappear. For external use only. Do not swallow.
Contraindications :
Hypersensitivity to calendula. Known sensitivity to plants of the Asteraceae family.
Undesirable effects:
Due to the presence of alcohol, frequent application to the skin may cause skin irritation and dryness.
Pregnancy/Nursing :
In the absence of experimental or clinical data, and as a precautionary measure, this product should not be used during pregnancy or while breast-feeding.
This medicine contains alcohol. Its alcoholic strength is 55% V/V, i.e. 0.45 g alcohol per 50 drops.
CALENDULA OFFICINALIS TM BOIRON 125ML
Homeopathic medicine
Not reimbursed by Social Security
Pharmaceutical form :
liquid for cutaneous application. 60 or 125 ml bottle.
Pharmacodynamic properties :
Pharmacotherapeutic class: homeopathic medicine. In the absence of scientific data, inidcation is based on the traditional homeopathic use of these ingredients.
Authorized drug n° :34009 492956 6 1 : 60ml in bottle. 34009 492957 2 2 : 125ml bottle.
Date of Marketing Authorization :
Nov. 2010
homeopathic medicine
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