Description
Available in several forms — select your preferred form above.
Indications: Dizziness of various origins (particularly arising from arteriosclerosis). For the temporary relief of motion sickness, lightheadedness and nausea, with or without tinnitus.
Dosage:
- Ampoules: In sporadic dizziness and nausea daily, otherwise 1–3 times weekly, 1 ampoule.
- Drops: In general, 15–20 drops directly on the tongue 3 times daily; in sporadic dizziness and nausea initially 10 drops every 15 minutes.
- Tablets: In general, 3 tablets dissolved under the tongue 3 times daily; in sporadic dizziness and nausea initially 1 tablet every 15 minutes.
Contraindications: None known.
Side effects: None known.
Interactions with other medication: None known.
Special note: Vertigoheel is not incompatible with alcohol and has no sedative properties (does not influence safety in traffic, etc.).
Composition:
- Ampoules: 1.1 ml contains: Anamirta cocculus D3 7.7 μl; Conium maculatum D2, Ambra grisea D5, Petroleum rectificatum D7 1.1 μl each.
- Drops: 100 g contains: Anamirta cocculus D4 70 g; Conium maculatum D3, Ambra grisea D6, Petroleum rectificatum D8 10 g each. Contains 35 vol.-% alcohol.
- Tablets: 1 tablet contains: Anamirta cocculus D4 210 mg; Conium maculatum D3, Ambra grisea D6, Petroleum rectificatum D8 30 mg each.
Vertigoheel: common questions
How do I take Vertigoheel?
Ampoules: In sporadic dizziness and nausea daily, otherwise 1–3 times weekly, 1 ampoule. Drops: In general, 15–20 drops directly on the tongue 3 times daily; in sporadic dizziness and nausea initially 10 drops every 15 minutes. Tablets: In general, 3 tablets dissolved under the tongue 3 times daily; in sporadic dizziness and nausea initially 1 tablet every 15 minutes.
Does Vertigoheel have sedative properties?
Vertigoheel is not incompatible with alcohol and has no sedative properties (does not influence safety in traffic, etc.).
What is Vertigoheel indicated for?
Dizziness of various origins (particularly arising from arteriosclerosis). For the temporary relief of motion sickness, lightheadedness and nausea, with or without tinnitus.
Description
Available in several forms — select your preferred form above.
Indications: Dizziness of various origins (particularly arising from arteriosclerosis). For the temporary relief of motion sickness, lightheadedness and nausea, with or without tinnitus.
Dosage:
- Ampoules: In sporadic dizziness and nausea daily, otherwise 1–3 times weekly, 1 ampoule.
- Drops: In general, 15–20 drops directly on the tongue 3 times daily; in sporadic dizziness and nausea initially 10 drops every 15 minutes.
- Tablets: In general, 3 tablets dissolved under the tongue 3 times daily; in sporadic dizziness and nausea initially 1 tablet every 15 minutes.
Contraindications: None known.
Side effects: None known.
Interactions with other medication: None known.
Special note: Vertigoheel is not incompatible with alcohol and has no sedative properties (does not influence safety in traffic, etc.).
Composition:
- Ampoules: 1.1 ml contains: Anamirta cocculus D3 7.7 μl; Conium maculatum D2, Ambra grisea D5, Petroleum rectificatum D7 1.1 μl each.
- Drops: 100 g contains: Anamirta cocculus D4 70 g; Conium maculatum D3, Ambra grisea D6, Petroleum rectificatum D8 10 g each. Contains 35 vol.-% alcohol.
- Tablets: 1 tablet contains: Anamirta cocculus D4 210 mg; Conium maculatum D3, Ambra grisea D6, Petroleum rectificatum D8 30 mg each.
Vertigoheel: common questions
How do I take Vertigoheel?
Ampoules: In sporadic dizziness and nausea daily, otherwise 1–3 times weekly, 1 ampoule. Drops: In general, 15–20 drops directly on the tongue 3 times daily; in sporadic dizziness and nausea initially 10 drops every 15 minutes. Tablets: In general, 3 tablets dissolved under the tongue 3 times daily; in sporadic dizziness and nausea initially 1 tablet every 15 minutes.
Does Vertigoheel have sedative properties?
Vertigoheel is not incompatible with alcohol and has no sedative properties (does not influence safety in traffic, etc.).
What is Vertigoheel indicated for?
Dizziness of various origins (particularly arising from arteriosclerosis). For the temporary relief of motion sickness, lightheadedness and nausea, with or without tinnitus.