Prepared from Cocculus indicus (also classed as Anamirta cocculus), the Indian cockle, a woody climbing plant of India and South-East Asia whose seeds or berries are the source material, used to make the mother tincture, which is then serially diluted and succussed. '30c' refers to a centesimal potency produced through thirty stages of 1:100 dilution with succussion. Weleda supplies Cocculus as lactose and sucrose tablets, a bottle of 125, suitable for vegetarians. In homeopathic tradition Cocculus is particularly associated with travel sickness and with dizziness, nausea and the depleted feeling that can follow disturbed sleep or caring for others through the night.

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: Cocculus indicus 30c homeopathic potency on a 100mg lactose/sucrose tablet base. Suitable for vegetarians.

Pack size: 125 tablets