Bach Flower Remedies

Instructions for use

Bach Flower Remedies can be used straight from the 'stock bottle' (as bought), or they can be diluted, along with other remedies into a 'treatment bottle'. A treatment bottle is generally a 30ml blue or brown glass dropper bottle.

If using straight from the 10ml stock bottle, the standard dosage is 2 drops, four times daily placed directly under the tongue.  Or mix 4 drops in a glass of water. The reason for the higher dose in water is if some of the remedy is left in the glass you are still sure to get the full dose.

If mixing several remedies into a 30ml 'treatment bottle', take 2 drops from each essence selected, top up with still mineral water, and a teaspoon of brandy as a preservative. (If it's important to you to avoid brandy, you can use apple cider vinegar or vegetable glycerin as a preservative instead.)

There are many other ways of using flower remedies, such as in water sprays, in a cream base, in baths, or topically on the skin.

Do not exceed the recommended daily intake.

Store out of reach of young children. Food supplements must not be used as a substitute for a varied diet. Although we take great care in what we say about products on this site, you should always read the manufacturer's label on the actual product carefully before taking supplements.

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This product is classed as a “food supplement” NOT as “medicine”. There are strict guidelines that must be adhered to when describing the beneficial effects of food supplements. Amongst these are that it is not allowable to suggest that it can treat, cure or alleviate any health condition. Thus we are only able to advise you of symptoms of any health condition with regard to which the product may be beneficial. Whilst try to give you the fullest information possible, regardless of the amount of research that may or may not have been undertaken, we are only permitted to say that the product “may” have “beneficial” effects on symptoms of health conditions or specific parts of the body but not the health condition itself. Thus, you will see below the expressions “may” and “beneficial” used consistently in the information below. Please also note that comments and information given below are authored by us and should not be taken as having been made by the manufacturer of the product.

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