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Apis Homaccord Drops: What the Label Says, Explained

Educational information on traditional homeopathic use only. Not medical advice.

Apis Homaccord is a Heel combination homeopathic medicine in drop form. This guide sets out what the label says, what the ingredient names mean and how the directions read, so you can compare it with other remedies before you choose.

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What is Apis Homaccord?

It is a combination homeopathic medicine made by Heel in Germany from four starting materials: Apis mellifica, Apisinum, Scilla and Kalium stibyltartaricum. The indications on the product page read: oedema; pustular and bullous eczema; cerebral sensitivity. Oedema is the medical word for swelling caused by fluid, and bullous means blistering.

Those are the label words, and we do not add to them.

What it is traditionally used for

Apis Homaccord is known to help the body improve its natural ability to heal, with some ailments, such as:

  • Oedema
  • Pustular and bullous eczema
  • Cerebral sensitivity

These are traditional homeopathic associations, not promises of results. The product page carries the indications beside the directions.

Understanding the ingredient names

  • Apis mellifica is a traditional homeopathic name taken from the honey bee. In the finished medicine it is a homeopathic potency, not an animal product.
  • Apisinum is a related homeopathic potency with the same origin in the name. Like Apis mellifica, it is a potency, not an animal product.
  • Scilla is the traditional homeopathic name for squill, a bulb-forming plant of the Mediterranean.
  • Kalium stibyltartaricum is the label name for a traditional homeopathic starting material, listed at four dilutions.

Each ingredient is written with D numbers. D means a one-in-ten dilution step and the number counts how many were made. So D2 is a lower dilution and D1000 is a very high one. Our article on what Homaccord, Compositum and Injeel mean explains the system in more detail.

Reading the composition

The label lists a 100 g composition for the drops:

  • Apis mellifica at D2, D10, D30, D200 and D1000, 0.1 g each
  • Apisinum at D6 and D30, 0.25 g each
  • Scilla at D2, D10 and D30, 0.25 g each
  • Kalium stibyltartaricum at D2, D10, D30 and D200, 0.4 g each

The drops contain 35 vol.-% alcohol. The product page lists no known side effects and no known interactions with other medication.

Pack sizes

The product page has two options:

  • A 30 ml bottle of drops
  • A 100 ml bottle of drops

The formula is the same in both.

How it is traditionally used

These directions are taken from the product page. The leaflet inside your own box is the authoritative source.

  • Drops: in general, 10 drops 3 times daily.
  • Long-term application of the preparation (over several months or longer) must be supervised by a therapist.

A short checklist before you choose

  • Remember that the drops contain 35 vol.-% alcohol.
  • Keep the leaflet from the box, since it is the authoritative source for directions.
  • Make a note of what you take, so that you can share it if you ask your practitioner for advice.

Who should take care

If you are pregnant, giving a remedy to a child, or taking a prescribed medicine, please speak to your doctor or practitioner before use. The drops contain alcohol.

Frequently asked questions

Is Apis Homaccord an animal product?

No. Apis mellifica and Apisinum are homeopathic potencies, not animal products.

Do the drops contain alcohol?

Yes, 35 vol.-%, according to the product page.

Are there side effects or interactions?

The product page lists none known.

Can it be used for months?

The label states that long-term application over several months or longer must be supervised by a therapist.

Is the formula the same in both sizes?

Yes. The 30 ml and 100 ml bottles differ only in the quantity supplied.

Who makes it?

Heel in Germany, supplied in the original packaging.

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La información proporcionada por United Remedies es para fines educativos generales y no constituye asesoramiento médico. Los remedios homeopáticos se utilizan dentro de una tradición de autocuidado y no sustituyen el diagnóstico ni el tratamiento profesional. Si los síntomas son graves, persistentes o empeoran, consulte a un profesional de la salud cualificado.