Minutus

Vermiculitum sounds very useful. Where can I order it in the US? (If
anyone wants to trade for it, by the way, I have Cann.ind in 30c,
200c, and 1m -- but you didn't hear it from me...!) Alia

have you tried helios or ainsworth in england. you can order remedies over the internet or call them. they have their catalogue on-line as well as their phone numbers to the pharmacies. and you can post them with questions. i find both of them to be pretty responsive, altho helios had some on-line difficulties a few months ago.

helios http://www.helios.co.uk/

hahneman pharmacy in california also has on-line and telephone ordering.

hahneman http://www.hahnemannlabs.com/ 1-888-427-6422

cant find ainsworth at the moment but you can do a search yourself.

tanya

Hahnemann and Ainsworths both said they didn't have it, a few weeks ago.
Helios doesn't list it on their website, so presumably they don't have it
either.
Shannon
on 8/25/02 9:56 AM, tanya marquette at tamarque@frontiernet.net wrote:

We Kiwis have it...........tadaaa........

You can order it at the Simillimum Pharmacy in Wellington
orders@arnica.co.nz please tell them I referred you.

Dr. J. Rozencwajg, MD, PhD.
"The greatest enemy of any science is a closed mind".

I feel sure you will find Ainsworth address as: ainshom@msn.com
Their tel: number is 0207 9355330 ( that is inland dialling ). I don't know
what the code is from USA. - John
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helios may have things not listed on the web site. this has been my experience. it's worth a note to them.

tanya

I also would very much like to get some Vermiculitum. Does anyone know if it would be available in Canada? Does the 'Simillimum Pharmacy' in Wellington have a catalogue? Can anyone order from there, or would one need a 'reference' from Dr. Rozencwajg. Thank you for your attention to my request. Aileen W. Donovan.

"Dr. J. Rozencwajg, MD, PhD." wrote:

Oops, I send them (Simillimum Pharmacy) a query, then saw that I'd already
done so a few days back (yikes, my brains are getting scrambled...), and got
a reply saying that they *used* to have 6X trit, but "it is no longer
available", but they could medicate some pellets to 6c if I want. Which
brings me back to my yet-unresolved uncertainty re "X vs. C"...

My thought is that in this situation, and esp. where I am prescribing
without matching (or knowing!) any symptoms of the remedy, other than its
presumed physiological action, X would be preferrable. Does anyone have any
thoughts about this? How likely is it that 6c will be effective? (Assuming
that 6X would have been, which is I guess still only theoretical...)

Shannon
on 8/25/02 4:42 PM, Dr. J. Rozencwajg, MD, PhD. at jroz@ihug.co.nz wrote:

They have a website www.arnica.co.nz and sell to anyone. The reference
to me was just to give me some publicity so I can ask for a bigger
practitioner discount, hahahahaha....... )

Dr. J. Rozencwajg, MD, PhD.
"The greatest enemy of any science is a closed mind".

Hi
The following was sent to the list a while ago by Robert Medhurst from
Brauer
You can also go to their website at
www.brauer.com.au
Regards

Robyn