Homeopathic Remedies Delivered to New Zealand
United Remedies delivers Heel, Guna, Sanum, Dr. Reckeweg, Weleda and Zooki remedies to customers in New Zealand by tracked mail, with a tracking number for every parcel. Customs paperwork is prepared for every parcel.
What we send to New Zealand
Our range covers the best-known European homeopathic brands, in tablets, drops, ointments, gels and ampoules. Popular starting points:
- Traumeel range by Heel
- Zeel range by Heel
- Guna products
- Heel A-Z index and the Dr. Reckeweg guide
- The full range
Delivery times
Please allow 7-12 working days after dispatch. These are estimates, not guarantees. Dispatch is usually between the same day and 5 days after your order, on working days (Monday to Friday).
Before you order: importing into New Zealand
As we understand it, New Zealand's Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) allows commercially made homeopathic remedies for human use to be imported from any country for personal use, without a permit. Products containing bee-derived ingredients (such as Apis or propolis) are limited to about 12 packets per parcel, and ampoules may be treated more like prescription-type products by customs. Any duties or fees are set by New Zealand customs and are the recipient's responsibility. Rules change, so please check the current requirements before ordering. If you are unsure whether a particular product is suitable, contact us first.
Prices and payment
Our store sells in GBP, so prices on the site are shown in GBP.
Common questions
Do you deliver to New Zealand?
Yes. We ship by tracked mail and give you a tracking number so you can follow your parcel.
Do I need a permit?
Generally not for commercially made homeopathic remedies for personal use, but please check the current MPI guidance, as rules can change.
How do I track my parcel?
Use the tracking number we email you, or our tracking query form.
Note: This page is general information, not legal or medical advice. Homeopathic remedies are used within a tradition of self-care and are not a substitute for professional diagnosis or treatment. If symptoms are severe, persistent or worsening, please speak to a qualified health professional.