Coryzalia® Tablets

CORYZALIA® can assist with colds, sinusitis, rhinitis and hay fever. CORYZALIA® is non-habit-forming, doesn’t cause drowsiness and contains no stimulants or codeine.

As documented in Homeopathic Literature, the ingredients of Coryzalia® can assist with colds, sinusitis, rhinitis and hay fever. Coryzalia® does not cause drowsiness and contains no stimulants. Coryzalia® is suitable for use by adults, children, the elderly, and individuals on chronic medication. Suck 1 tablet hourly from first onset of symptoms. Reduce thereafter.

Contains sucrose and lactose. Persons intolerant to these ingredients should take this preparation only on advice from a health practitioner.

Always consult your pharmacist or doctor if symptoms persist.

These unregistered medicines have not been evaluated by the SAHPRA for their quality, safety or intended use.

One tablet every hour, to be slowly dissolved in the mouth outside of mealtimes.

Allow longer intervals between doses according to the improvement noted.

• Non habit forming
• No drug interactions
• No drowsiness
• Contains no codeine or stimulants

Each tablet contains:

• Allium cepa 3 CH
  Sneezing, runny nose
• Gelsemium sempervirens 3 CH
  Mild fever
• Pulsatilla pratensis 3 CH
  Yellowish discharge, loss of smell and taste
• Belladonna 3 CH
  Inflammation (Pain & Redness)
• Kalium bichromicum 3 CH
  Thick greenish nasal discharge, sinus pains
• Sabadilla 3 CH
  Seasonal allergies – sneezing, hay fever, runny nose & watery eyes

Use in accordance with the principles of homoeopathy. Be informed of a correct diet and general health routine. Avoid the use of camphor containing products, strong aromatics, peppermint toothpaste and coffee as these interfere with the action of homoeopathic medicines. Substitute existing medical treatment only while under professional supervision.

A homoeopathic medicine enhances the body’s eliminatory processes and a temporary increase of symptoms may occur. Severe or prolonged aggravation should be referred to a practitioner.