What are the active ingredients in Bruderm?

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Bruderm Active Ingredients

Bruderm contains 11 homeopathic ingredients in equal concentrations (9.09 mL each per 100 mL): Arsenicum album 12X, Baptisia 3X, Echinacea 3X, Hydrastis 5X, Kali bichromicum 12X, Magnesium phosphoricum 12X, Mercurius solubilis 12X, Phytolacca 3X, Pulsatilla 12X, Rhus toxicodendron 12X, and Sepia 12X 1.

Complete Formulation

The product is formulated as an oral liquid with:

Active Components

  • Arsenicum album 12X (9.09 mL/100mL)
  • Baptisia 3X (9.09 mL/100mL)
  • Echinacea 3X (9.09 mL/100mL)
  • Hydrastis 5X (9.09 mL/100mL)
  • Kali bichromicum 12X (9.09 mL/100mL)
  • Magnesium phosphoricum 12X (9.09 mL/100mL)
  • Mercurius solubilis 12X (9.09 mL/100mL)
  • Phytolacca 3X (9.09 mL/100mL)
  • Pulsatilla 12X (9.09 mL/100mL)
  • Rhus toxicodendron 12X (9.09 mL/100mL)
  • Sepia 12X (9.09 mL/100mL)

All active ingredients are officially monographed in the Homeopathic Pharmacopeia of the United States (HPUS) 1.

Inactive Components

The product contains ethanol at 20% volume/volume concentration and purified water as inactive ingredients 1.

Dosing Information

The recommended dosage is 6 drops taken orally 4 times daily, approved for use in patients aged 2 years through adulthood 1.

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