Sinuforce Sinusitis Drops - 30ml

Ingredients

Cinnabaris (Mercuric sulphide)

• Sinusitis (specifically chronic frontal sinusitis) with pains which extend from the base of the nose outwards or up to the eyebrows (in the facial bones) with little mucous discharge from the front of the nose.

Kalium bichromicum (Potassium dichromate)

• Inflammation of all sinuses including the ethmoid. Mucous discharge which is thick, sticky, yellow or yellow-green in colour and difficult to remove. Sinus pain, pressure and fullness at the base of the nose. Post-nasal drip, with a completely blocked nose and nasal sounding speech.

Lemna minor (Duckweed)

• Sinusitis and ongoing blocked nose, which is worse in cold, damp weather. Swelling inside the nasal passages with possible nasal polyps. Loss of smell with a thick postnasal drip or sinusitis with bad taste and bad breath.

Luffa operculata (Looffa/Sponge cucumber)

• Sinusitis with nasal polyps and rhinitis and a white or yellowish nasal mucous in the morning but clear during the day. The nose is blocked yet feels dry with crust formation. Sinusitis with frontal headaches causing mental dullness, fatigue and poor concentration.

Hydrastis canadendis (Goldenseal)

• Sinusitis with excessive mucous production typically thick, yellow and stringy or ropy. An important remedy for colds leading to mucopurulent sinusitis and postnasal discharge with headache and pressure above the left eye.

Dosage

Adults and children over 12 years

• Take 10 drops or two tablets on the tongue, or directly under the tongue or the drops in a teaspoon of water 3-4 times daily 15 minutes before meals. Discontinue once improvement occurs.

Children 6-12 years

• Take 5 drops or one tablet on or directly under the tongue or the drops in a teaspoon of water 3-4 times daily 15 minutes before meals.

Children 2-6 years

• Take 2 drops on the tongue, or directly under the tongue or in a teaspoon of water 4 times daily 15 minutes before meals.

In acute/severe cases

• Take the relevant number of drops/tablets according to your/your child’s age hourly, gradually reducing frequency as improvement occurs, or as directed by your doctor, pharmacist or other healthcare provider.