Fares Biosept natural immunity tincture 30ml.

 

Fares Biosept tincture is high efficiency against viruses.

Concentrated herbal formula and essential oils.

Poplar buds, along with the essential oils of tea-tree, fennel and thyme, have proven antibacterial action.
It facilitates the reduction of body temperature.

The tincture can also be administered to children, starting at the age of 3 years.
Natural supplement.

 

Benefits:

Antibiotic, antiviral, anti-inflammatory, antispastic, expectorant.

Ingredients:
Extracts of poplar buds (Populi gemmae), hyssop (Hyssopi herba), horseshoe (Armoracia radix), cloves (Caryophyllorum flos) 2%, large grass (Inulae radix), essential oil of ti-tree (Melaleuca alternifolia aetheroleum) 0, 5%, phenolic essential oil (Phenolic aetheroleum), thyme essential oil (Thymi aetheroleum), ethyl alcohol min. 50% m / m.

 

Administration:
20-40 drops 3 times a day, between meals.
The duration of a cure is 10-14 days.
Precautions: contains ethyl alcohol.

Contraindications: It is not recommended for children under 3 years.

Pregnancy and breast-feeding: not recommended for pregnant women and nursing mothers.

Side effects and interactions: the recommended doses are not known.

Store in a dry place and at room temperature.

 

Made in Romania.

 

 

About the manufacturer:

In 1929, more than eight decades ago, a beautiful journey into the world of plants began, which brought together traditions and innovation, to obtain teas and herbal remedies, which have won the confidence of Romanians everywhere. This journey began at the foot of Sarmizegetusei, in the heart of Dacia, in the same places rich in tradition, where life flourishes every year, giving us the best ingredients for health: in Orastie.

The passion for medicinal plants, but also for the good and right things done, led to the passing of the popular wisdom under the sign of science, through the founding, in 1929, of the company “Digitalis, the First Romanian Company for the cultivation of Orastie medicinal plants”, which today bears the name Fares.