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Bach - Rescue Pastilles Blackcurrant 50g
by Bach
Code
00179020000431-50g
R209.95
Free Delivery
on orders over R400
Ingredients
Active:
- 5x dilution of helianthemum nummularium HPUS
- clematis vitalba HPUS
- impatiens glandulifera HPUS
- prunus cerasifera HPUS
- ornithogalum umbellatum HPUS
Inactive:
- sugar substitute (sorbitol isomalt)
- gelling agent (gum arabic)
- natural flavour (blackcurrant)
- citric acid
- natural colours (extract of red cabbage, elder, black carrot)
- sweetener (xylitol, thaumatin)
- vegetable oil
- glazing agent (Palm Kernel oil, beeswax)
Allergens
Please check the ingredients list for any compounds you may have an allergy or hypersensitivity to.
Warnings
Important: please do NOT give these to your pet, especially your dog, as dogs can have a very bad reaction to xylitol, possibly even resulting in death. If you want to help your pooch through an emotional crisis, rather choose Bach Rescue made with water and alcohol or Bach Rescue Night in a glycerine base. Excessive consumption may induce mildly laxative effects. May contain traces of gluten.
Directions
Chew or suck on a pastille as needed for relief.
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