Quantity: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 HEEL, Inc./BHI Cocculus comp. Dizziness remedy List price: $25.95 Our price: $25.95

Recent research published in a major AMA journal has shown that the ingredients in this remedy are effective in treating symptoms of motion sickness including dizziness, lightheadness and nausea with or without tinnitis.

Ingredients of Cocculus compositum include: Cocculus indicus 4x, Conium maculatum 3x, Ambra grisea 6x, Petroleum 8x.

This formula is the SAME formula and the SAME manufacturer of "Vertigoheel".

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