Femme Ease: technical specifications
Femme Ease is available in 32-tablet strip packet and is is packed in premises inspected by a regulatory authority
to ensure the premises meet the standard grade of hygiene, class one.
Femme Ease is manufactured according to the Homeopathic Pharmacopoeia of the
United States, (HPUS).
Femme Ease is listed with the FDA for over the counter sales in the United States
of America.
The National Drug Code for Femme Ease is 059672-0432-1 and barcode
of 75098004320.
Each 340mg tablet contains five homeopathic remedies effective in countering the effects
of pms, menstrual pains and cramps. Each pack contains enough for at least three periods.
Indications
PMS is a complex condition which occurs to a high proportion of women. It can occur at various
ages and can be difficult for a time and then less so. Nervousness, irritability, emotional disturbances,
headaches, depression are the main conditions and these can occur for up to ten days pre menstruation.
Accumulation of salt and water in the tissues is often associated with the condition.
Dosage
One tablet of Femme Ease should be taken every two hours during times of feminine stress.
Warnings and precautions
Femme Ease can be used by adult women. If a user already suffers from a major
medical problem, normal caution should be exercised in daily life. If after using Femme Ease the
symptoms of a pms continue, professional help should be sought. Femme Ease does not
counter the effects of existing medical disorders.
Interactions
Femme Ease may be taken with any other medication. Like other homeopathic
remedies, Femme Ease is most effective when taken separately from food
and drink, but has been specially formulated so that it may if necessary
be taken in association with food and/or drink, i.e. coffee.
Adverse effects
With the minute doses involved there is little possibility of adverse
effects. There has never been any recorded adverse effect from homeopathic
remedies above 12C. All remedies used in Femme Ease are 30C, well above
the 12C level.
Overdosage
Should a client take more Femme Ease than recommended, no harmful side
effects should be expected, owing to the minute dilutions of active ingredients
employed in homeopathic preparations.
X-Rays, coffee, mint and homeopathic products
Some poorly manufactured homeopathic products are harmed by exposure to
x-rays, coffee or aromatic products like mint. Femme Ease does not fit into
this category. It has been robustly manufactured to ensure that it is
effective when exposed to either x-rays or coffee or mint.
Active Ingredients
The six homeopathic remedies listed below are the active ingredients in
Femme Ease.
Bryonia, extracted from bryony roots.
- Used to alleviate pain on slightest movement,
- menses too profuse.
Proper Name: Bryonia Alba
Common Names: White bryony, common bryony, wild hops.
Source: Grows in central and southern Europe.
Parts used: Fresh root.
Calcium Carbonica, extracted from oyster shell.
- Used to alleviate pms,
- cutting pains in uterus during menstruation,
Proper Name: Calcium Carbonate.
Common Names: lime.
Source: Found in temperate oceans around the world.
Parts used: The middle part of the shell (mother of pearl).
Gelsemium, extracted from the fresh root.
- Used to alleviate slow and or delayed menses,
- pressure on uterus.
Proper Name: Gelsemium Sempervirens
Common Names: Carolina Jasmine, yellow jasmine, false jasmine.
Source: Native to southern United States.
Parts used: Fresh root.
Pulsatilla, extracted from the fresh plant.
- Used to alleviate most gynecological complaints,
- ailments accompanied by yellow & green discharges.
Proper Name: Pulsatilla Nigricans (Anemone Pratensis
Common Names: Pasqueflower, wind flower, meadow anemone.
Source: Native to regions of Northern Europe.
Parts used: Fresh plant when in flower.
Rhus Toxicodendron, extracted from fresh leaves.
- Used to alleviate stiffness and swelling,
- menses early, profuse and prolonged.
Proper Name: Rhus Toxicodendron Radicans
Common Names: Poison ivy, poison oak.
Source: Grows throughout Canada and United States.
Parts used: Fresh leaves.
Sepia, extracted from the ink of a cuttlefish.
- Used to alleviate gynecological complaints,
- especially those related to hormonal imbalances.
Proper Name: Sepia Officinalis
Common Names: cuttlefish.
Source: Found mainly in the Mediterranean sea.
Parts used: Pure pigments in the ink.
Inactive Ingredients
The three substances listed below are the inactive ingredients in Femme Ease.
Sorbitol, is a tabletting agent.
GRAS, generally recognisedas safe.
Used in every day items like biscuits and jams and especially diabetic
jams. Tastes like sugar.
Magnesium stearate - E470b - is a separating agent.
GRAS, generally recognised as safe.
Used frequently in tablets. No distinctive taste.
The source of the Magnesium Stearate is vegetable, not animal
Sterilized talc - E553b - is a lubricating agent.
GRAS, generally recognised as safe.
Used frequently in tablets. No distinctive taste.
Femme Ease does not contain any of the following substances
Yeasts
Sucrose
Starch
Lactose
Salt
Wheat
Gluten
Artificial colourings
Artificial flavourings
Preservatives
Dairy Products
Any ingredient known to cause allergies
Hormones
