Varicose Veins (1 Ounce) by Newton Laboratories Inc

Adjunctive complex formulated for symptoms associated with varicose veins, phlebitis, ecchymosis, spider veins and other related conditions.

Directions: Adults, take 6 drops by mouth one to four times daily or as directed by your health professional.
Active Ingredients: Equal parts of Aesculus hippocastanum 11x, Echinacea 11x, Hamamelis virginiana 11x, Bryonia 15x, Calcarea fluorica 15x, Carduus marianus 15x, Cholesterinum 15x, Cinchona officinalis 15x, Digitalis purpurea 15x, Hamamelis virginiana 15x, Hydrofluoricum acidum 15x, Lachesis mutus 15x, Lycopodium clavatum 15x, Naja tripudians 15x, Pulsatilla 15x, Vipera berus 15x, Zincum metallicum 15x, Crotalus horridus 20x, Elaps corallinus 35x.
Liquid Inactive Ingredients: USP Purified water; USP Gluten-free, non-GMO, organic cane alcohol 20%.

According to the Materia Medica the following remedies in Varicose Veins~Phlebitis may be administered for the following conditions:
Aesculus hippocastanum: Varicose veins of purple color; Venous stasis in general.
Bryonia: Disorders the circulation, producing congestion; Liver disorders; Pins and needles in soles, preventing walking.
Calcarea fluorica: Veins dilate and become varicose inflamed.
Carduus marianus: Varicose veins and ulcers; Broken or hard thrombosed veins; Has specific relation to vascular symptoms.
Cholesterinum: Leg cramps; Hepatic engorgements.
Cinchona officinalis: Impaired circulation producing congestion and hemorrhage; Varicose veins.
Crotalus horridus: Varicose veins; Phlebitis.
Digitalis purpurea: Sensation as if a red hot wire suddenly darted through legs; Veins distended on face.
Echinacea: Blood disorders; Old tibial ulcers.
Elaps corallinus: Disorganized blood; Left foot swollen and blue, with red spots.
Hamamelis virginiana: Principle action on the veins producing congestion, varicose veins, hemorrhoids and hemorrhages; Acts upon the coats of the veins causing relaxation with consequent engorgement; Phlebitis.
Hydrofluoricum acidum: Varicose veins; Atony of capillary and venous systems.
Lachesis mutus: Capillaries dilated; Varicose ulcers; Cellulitis.
Lycopodium clavatum: Varicose veins; Coldness of the feet.
Naja tripudians: Valvular disorders; Skin swollen, mottled and of dark purple, livid color.
Pulsatilla: Veins full, varicose and painful; Veins in forearms and hands swollen.
Vipera berus: Phlebitis; Inflammation of veins with great swelling.
Zincum metallicum: Varicose veins; Varicose veins of genital organs.