SBL Drops No. 6 Joint Pain (30ml)

SBL Drops No. 6 – Targeted Relief for Joint Pain & Inflammation

SBL Drops No. 6 is a homeopathic formulation specifically developed to address acute and chronic joint discomfort. Its alcohol-based delivery system (39% v/v) ensures rapid absorption of bioactive ingredients that target inflammatory pathways and musculoskeletal pain.

Uses of SBL Drops No.6

• Provides relief from osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis discomfort
• Reduces joint swelling and stiffness
• Addresses tendonitis and bursitis pain
• Improves range of motion in affected joints
• Manages weather-aggravated joint symptoms

Key Ingredients & Their Actions

• Rhus toxicodendron 6x HPI – For stiffness improved by movement
• Berberis vulgaris 3x HPI – Targets radiating joint pain
• Rhododendron chrysanthum 3x HPI – Addresses weather-sensitive aches
• Dulcamara 3x HPI – For cold-dampness aggravated symptoms
• Nux vomica 4x HPI – Helps sedentary lifestyle-related stiffness

Key Benefits

• Multi-target formula for various joint pain etiologies
• Low-alcohol content (39%) for sensitive users
• No known GI side effects unlike NSAIDs
• Supports mobility without drowsiness
• Complementary therapy that works with conventional treatments

Direction of Use

• Acute flare-ups: 15 drops in 30ml water every 4 hours (max 6x/day)
• Chronic cases: 10 drops 3x/day for 3-6 months
• Best Taken: 20 mins before meals for optimal absorption
• Shake vigorously before each use

Safety Information

• Contraindications:

  • Alcohol intolerance
  • Pregnancy (due to Nux vomica)

• Precautions:

  • May temporarily aggravate symptoms in sensitive individuals
  • Monitor if taking blood thinners
  • Not for children <12 years

Clinical Notes

• Onset of Action: Symptomatic relief typically begins within 7-10 days
• Optimal Duration: Minimum 6-week course for chronic conditions
• Adjunctive Measures:
  • Combine with warm compresses for stiffness
  • Avoid cold-damp exposure during treatment

FAQ

Q: Can this replace my arthritis medication?
A: Designed as complementary support – consult your rheumatologist before adjusting prescriptions.

Q: Why does it contain alcohol?
A: Enhances ingredient bioavailability and acts as preservative (lower concentration than tinctures).

Q: How does it differ from glucosamine supplements?
A: Targets pain/inflammation rather than cartilage repair – consider combined use for comprehensive care.

Q: Safe for diabetics?
A: Yes, contains negligible sugars – but monitor blood glucose as pain relief may affect insulin needs.