Calc Fluor provides 0.5 mcg of the mineral tissue salt calcium fluoride in each chewable tablet. It is supplied in a lactose base and is associated with the elastic fibres of the skin and blood vessels, plus the surface of bones and tooth enamel.
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Quantity: The pack contains 125 tablets.
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Listed concerns: It is listed for varicose veins, haemorrhoids, stretch marks, skin cracks and cuts, and tooth enamel condition.
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Additional uses: It is also listed for constipation related to rectal muscle tone, backache with dragging pains, chronic synovitis, and conditions affecting the bone surface.
Chew or crush the tablet and dissolve it in water. Adults take one tablet, children take half a tablet, and infants take one-quarter of a tablet. For acute conditions, take one dose every half hour, up to six doses daily, until symptoms subside. For chronic or maintenance use, take it four times daily.
Take each dose half an hour before meals, with the final dose at bedtime, or as professionally prescribed. Read the label and use only as directed. If symptoms persist, consult a healthcare practitioner.
Martin & Pleasance Schuessler Tissue Salts Calc Fluor contains 125 tablets. Each tablet provides 0.5 mcg of the mineral tissue salt calcium fluoride in a lactose base. Calc Fluor is associated with the elastic fibres of the skin and blood vessels, and the surface of bones and tooth enamel.
The product is listed for concerns including varicose veins, haemorrhoids, stretch marks, tooth enamel condition, skin cracks and cuts, and constipation related to rectal muscle tone. It is also listed for backache with dragging pains, chronic synovitis and restoring balance in conditions affecting the bone surface.
Adults: 1 tablet; children: ½ tablet; infants: ¼ tablet. Chew or crush and dissolve in water. For acute conditions, take every half hour, up to 6 doses daily, until symptoms subside; for chronic or maintenance use, take 4 times daily. Take half an hour before meals, with the last dose at bedtime, or as professionally prescribed. Read the label and use only as directed. If symptoms persist, consult a healthcare practitioner
