Berberis Aquifolium, Hydrocotyle, Kali Bromatum, Zinc Oxide

Generic Name: berberis aquifolium, hydrocotyle, kali bromatum, zinc oxide

Over-the-Counter (OTC)

Brand Names:

Bm Pimples Cure

Indications: (Derived from Materia Medica by W. Boericke, 1200 Remedies by R. Murphy, Materia Media by Blackwood & authentic homoeopathic references). Help support to relieve the symptoms of acne and pimples, for detail please read the enclosed package (Product information leaflet).

Overview

Uses

Dosage

please read the enclosed package (Product information leaflet).

Warnings

Precautions/storage: Keep away from children and store at cool and dry place.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Precautions/storage: Keep away from children and store at cool and dry place.

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