We hope you'll find the answer to your questions below. If not please write to teetha@nelsons.net
Q: How soon can I start using Nelsons Teetha on my baby?
A: Teetha is suitable for use once the child is showing signs of discomfort from teething.
Q: How much Nelsons Teetha can I give to my baby?
A: Do not give more than six sachets within 24 hours. It is only necessary to use Teetha if the child is showing signs of discomfort.
Q: What is the active ingredient in Nelsons Teetha?
A: The active ingredient in Teetha is natural homeopathic 6c Chamomilla.
Q: What is homeopathy?
A: Homeopathy dates back to the 5th century BC to the time of Hippocrates however, it was not until the 18th century that
Dr Samuel Hahnemann, a German physician, chemist and academic, started to develop the theories of Hippocrates and so modern day homeopathy was conceived.
Homeopathy is a natural and safe alternative to conventional medicines and is suitable for both adults and babies to use.
In its most basic form, homeopathy is the treatment of an illness with a substance which, when taken by a healthy person, would produce symptoms similar to those shown in the person who is ill. Homeopathy views any symptoms as the body's natural reaction to combat the illness and looks to stimulate rather than suppress the reaction. Homeopathy therefore essentially assists the baby to regain positive health by stimulating the body's own natural forces of recovery.
Q: Can I use Nelsons Teetha if my baby has a lactose intolerance?
A: Teetha contains lactose and should not be given to babies who can't tolerate lactose.
Q: Where can I buy Teetha?
A: Look for Teetha in Boots, Holland & Barrett, Tesco, Sainsburys, Morrisons, independent pharamcies and health food stores.
Q: Is Nelsons Teetha available abroad?
A: Unfortunately Teetha is currently only distributed in the UK and Ireland however you can purchase Teetha online from the Nelsons Homeopathic Pharmacy
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Warning: Keep all medicines out of the reach of children.
If symptoms persist or worsen, consult your doctor.
Always check packaging for listing of ingredients and do not use if there is a known sensitivity. Always read the label.
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