Brands

• Burning, prickling pains
• Eyes feel dry, itchy and full of grit
• Profuse, acrid tears
• Bland nasal discharge
• Burning, red, light sensitive eyes
• Hacking cough only in the daytime

Modalities Better: For open air; in the dark; blinking; wiping or bathing the eye Worse: For bright light; wind; warmth; evenings; sunlight

• Splinter or needle-like pains; hypersensitive to pain
• Irritable and angry when ill or in pain
• Suppurations with yellow-green discharges
• Cold sores, herpes and acne
• Sore throat with splinter like sensation
• Ear pain with throbbing
• Hoarseness and noisy, rattly cough
• Croup, after Aconite and Spongia

Modalities Better: Warmth; damp weather; wrapping up especially the head Worse: Cold; cold winds and drafts; touch; right side

Contains homoeopathic ingredients. Hypericum has been traditionally used for symptoms associated with nerves and may assist with the healing of injuries such as jammed fingers, bricks on toes, puncture wounds, splinters, bites and stings with long shooting pains. Traditionally Hypericum is known as “the Arnica of the nerves” and when taken after surgery including dental treatment, wounds, scratches and cuts it may support healing. Hypericum is known for its use in nerve injuries. Always read the label. Homoeopathic principles should be applied when using this remedy. If symptoms persist consult your health care professional promptly.

• Obstructed nose
• Thick, ropy, yellow-green, stringy mucous
• Sinus headache
• Ulceration

Modalities Better: warmth; motion; pressure; steam inhalations. Worse: from becoming cold or damp; morning on waking; 2-5am; summer heat