Tinctures that are prescription only was Crategus oxy

[Tanya Marquette]

They do stock the liquids and I much prefer buying liquids instead of pillules, especially for the garden.
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Subject: Re: [Minutus] Tinctures that are prescription only was Crategus oxy

Helios told me they make each LM order from scratch, so there is upto a 2 week wait for prep and dry time.
Not sure why they don't stock LMs pilllules, maybe they stock the LM liquids.
Susan

[Rochelle]

That sounds strange as when I order an LM from Helios it arrived the next day (I’m in UK) . I was sent a 15mls bottle of liquid when I expected pillules from Ainsworth once. When I queried it , it appeared that this was how they came in from Helios!!!! Next time I ordered from Helios. I remember having a discussion with them about liquid versus pillules and they said this was the cheapest way since I only wanted it for me. My bottle came with instructions on how to take. I’m sure I could have had poppy seed pillules it I had wanted them.
Rochelle
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Sent: 28 May 2013 01:56
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Subject: Re: [Minutus] Tinctures that are prescription only was Crategus oxy
Helios told me they make each LM order from scratch, so there is upto a 2 week wait for prep and dry time.

Not sure why they don't stock LMs pilllules, maybe they stock the LM liquids.
Susan

[Athanasios Razis]

I used to work at Ainsworths and they used to stock LM pillules - i guess they still do. It took a day maybe 2 to prepare depending on the workload. It only takes 5 minutes to make the liquid from the pillules or even to make the next LM potency. They can send you either depending on the use. If you want it for personal use they will send the liquid with instructions unless you ask for pillules or even powder (never understood why). They send pillules to people who want to make their own LMs.

Kind Regards
Thanos

[Irene de Villiers]

It's not about real logic.
If the remedy has been submitted to the HPUS for inclusion it may well be there.
If it simply has not yet been submitted, (lots of rules on how), it is absent and therefore on Rx.
....FDA "logic"

Namaste,
Irene

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P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.
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"Man who say it cannot be done should not interrupt one doing it."

[Tanya Marquette]

one of the issues is that the FDA had been trying to limit access to
remedies.
in their process, they are limiting all remedies, or trying to limit
remedies that
are proved/submitted after a certain date. cannot recall what it was

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