A VOGEL UVA URSI AND ECHINACEA CYSTITIS ORAL DROPS 50ML

Description:

Cystitis remedy

Fresh herb extracts of Uva-ursi and Echinacea for Cystitis

Uva-ursi & Echinacea Cystitis oral drops is a combination of two distinctive herbs – Arctostaphylos uva-ursi and Echinacea purpurea. It is one of Alfred Vogel’s very first herbal products and used to relieve minor urinary complaints associated with cystitis, in women.

Benefits and features of A.Vogel Uva-ursi & Echinacea drops: Herbal remedy used to relieve symptoms of cystitis in women Fresh herb tincture

Most adult women will have experienced a bout of cystitis. Symptoms include a burning sensation when urinating and an increased urge to go to the toilet.

This remedy contains two herbs traditionally used to treat cystitis. Uva-ursi or Bearberry is a small woody shrub which thrives in the mountains of Alfred Vogel’s Switzerland. This is combined with Echinacea purpurea, well known for its role in the treatment of colds and flu as it strengthens the function of the body’s immune system.

Uva-ursi & Echinacea Cystitis oral drops – a traditional herbal medicinal product used to help relieve minor urinary complaints associated with cystitis in women, such as burning sensation when urinating and frequent urination, based on traditional use only.

Ingredients:

This remedy contains fresh extracts of Uva-ursi and Echinacea.  1ml of oral liquid contains:

•715mg of tincture from fresh Uva-ursi herb (Arctostaphylos uva-ursi (L.) Spreng. herb) (1:4). Extraction solvent: Ethanol 43% m/m •240mg of tincture from fresh Echinacea herb (Echinacea purpurea (L.) Moench) (1:12). Extraction solvent: Ethanol 57.3% m/m

Directions:

Uva-ursi & Echinacea Cystitis oral drops may be used by adult women over 18 years. Take 15drops in a little water two to five times daily.Make sure you drink plenty of fluids whilst taking this product.

This product may make your urine appear greenish-brown in colour. This is a harmless effect.

This herbal remedy is for oral use only. Do not take more than the recommended dose. If symptoms do not improve within 7 days, see your doctor to check that symptoms are not being caused by any underlying medical condition.