Prepared from the seeds of the St Ignatius bean, Strychnos ignatii (also known as Ignatia amara), a climbing shrub native to the Philippines and South-East Asia, with homeopathic preparation rendering the source material into a highly diluted potency. The '30c' marking indicates a centesimal potency produced by repeatedly diluting 1:100 and succussing, thirty times in all. Weleda supplies Ignatia as lactose and sucrose tablets, a bottle of 125, suitable for vegetarians. Ignatia is one of homeopathy's most familiar 'grief' remedies, traditionally associated with emotional upset, acute sensitivity, sighing, and the changeable moods that can accompany disappointment or loss.

Directions: Adults: 2 tablets. Children: 1 tablet. To be sucked or chewed. Unless otherwise directed, take 1 dose every 2 hours for the first 6 doses, then 1 dose when required, reducing frequency as symptoms improve.

Ingredients: Ignatia amara (Strychnos ignatii) 30c homeopathic potency on a 100mg lactose/sucrose tablet base. Suitable for vegetarians.

Pack size: 125 tablets