Description

PEGASUS ANTI-VIRABAC 200C 10g
A homeopathic ‘antibiotic’ for use in viral and bacterial infections, that is best implemented at the earliest stage of the infection.
Safe for use in penicillin-allergic individuals.

INGREDIENTS:
Baptisia tinctoria 30c
Symptoms Covered: Intense weakness, patient must lie down. Indescribable sick feeling, too sick to move. Heavy, aching muscles. Severe viral infection. Septic conditions.

Belladonna 200C
Symptoms Covered: Rapid onset of symptoms; high, burning fever, headache, restlessness; internal coldness without thirst; skin hot and dry to the touch.

Gunpowder 30c
Symptoms Covered: Localises the infection preventing deeper penetration into tissues.

Mercurius corrosives 200c
Symptoms Covered: Helpful for corrosive discharges and glandular swellings. Helps the body to deal with viral infections.

Mercurius sol 200c
Symptoms Covered: Helpful for acute infections. Helps the body to deal with viral infections.

Penicillinum 30c
Symptoms Covered: Homeopathically prepared and safe for penicillin-allergic individuals. Anti-bacterial action without negative aspects of allopathic antibiotic.

Pyrogenium 30c:
Symptoms Covered: Helpful remedy for septic states and blood poisoning. Restlessness offensive discharges, painful burning abscesses.

Staphylococcinum 200c
Symptoms Covered: Homeopathically prepared under sterile conditions and safe for the treatment of infections.

Streptococcinum 200c
Symptoms Covered: Homeopathically prepared under sterile conditions and safe for the treatment of infections

Recommended Dosages:
One dose is 3-5 pillules sucked under the tongue in a clean mouth, this applies to adults, children and animals alike.
In acute conditions, dose every 30-60 minutes for 3 doses thereafter every 2-4 hours as required for 3-5 days.
For colic in babies, dose 15 minutes before feeds and repeat after feeds if required.

IMPORTANT NOTE:
❌ As a general rule, if a positive response has not been seen within 24-48 hours, please consult with your homeopathic practitioner or your General Practitioner.
❌ If abdominal pain is severe, and the abdomen is distended, hard, or very tender to the touch, or there is blood in the stool, seek professional medical help immediately.