Verti-Gone Drops

Description

About This Product

Verti-Gone Drops is a homoeopathic speciality product formulated to relieve vertigo and dizziness. It addresses the spinning sensation, associated nausea, and vomiting that characterise vertigo episodes.

🌿 Key Benefits

• Relieves vertigo and dizziness effectively
• Reduces associated nausea and vomiting
• Suitable for both acute episodes and chronic vertigo
• Natural homoeopathic formula — no drowsiness

📋 Indications

• Vertigo
• Dizziness
• Associated nausea and vomiting

👤 Suitable For

• Adults and children above 12 years (unless stated otherwise)
• Individuals seeking a natural, side-effect-free alternative
• Those looking for homoeopathic support alongside other treatments

💊 Dosage

Adults: 10–15 drops diluted with water, 3 times a day before meals or as prescribed.

📦 Pack Sizes Available

• 30ml

⚠️ Safety Information

• This is a homoeopathic medicine. Consult a registered homoeopathic physician before use.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and strong odours.
• Avoid strong aromatic substances (camphor, menthol) during treatment.
• If symptoms persist beyond 7 days, consult a healthcare professional.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How long does it take to show results?
A: For acute conditions, relief may be noticed within a few doses. For chronic conditions, consistent use for 4–8 weeks under physician guidance is recommended.

Q: Can I take it with my regular medications?
A: Homoeopathic medicines generally do not interfere with other medications. However, consult your physician if you are on prescription drugs.

Q: Are there any side effects?
A: No known side effects have been reported when taken as directed. In rare cases, a temporary initial aggravation may occur, which is a normal homoeopathic response.

Q: Can it be taken during pregnancy or breastfeeding?
A: Consult your physician before use during pregnancy or lactation.

Q: Can I drive while taking this?
A: Homoeopathic medicines do not cause drowsiness. However, during active vertigo episodes, avoid driving until symptoms subside.