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Download the Remedy Catalog 10 (Paterson) = bacls-10. acidum maleicum = mal-ac. 7 (Paterson) = bacls-7. acidum nicotinicum = nicot-ac. abel. abelmoschus acidum oleicum = ol-ac. abies-a. abies alba acidum pantothenicum = pant-ac. abies balsamea = abies-c. acidum phosphoricum = ph-ac. abies-c. abies canadensis acidum picronitricum = pic-ac. abies-n. abies nigra acidum salicylicum = sal-ac. abr. abrus precatorius acidum silicicum = sil. abrin. abrusinum acidum tartaricum = tart-ac. abrom-a. abroma augusta acioa-d. acioa dewevrei abrom-a-fol. abroma augusta folia acip-st-ov. acipenser sturio ex ovis abrom-a-r. abroma augusta radix aclad. acladium castellanii abrot. abrotanum acok-op. acokanthera oppositifolia absin. absinthium acon. aconitum napellus absintls. absintalsem acon-a. aconitum anthora acac-ar. acacia arabica acokanthera schimperi = car. acac-f. acacia farnesiana acokanthera venenata = acok-op. acacia Senegal = acac-ar. acon-ac. aconiticum acidum acal. acalypha indica acon-c. aconitum cammarum acanthia lectularia = cimx. acon-co. aconitum columbianum acanthus mollis = bran. acon-f. aconitum ferox acanth-v. acanthus virilis aconin. aconitinum accip-ge. accipiter gentilis acon-l. aconitum lycoctonum acenoc. acenocoumarol acon-s. aconitum septentrionale acer-c. acer campestre acorus calamus = calam. acer-circ. acer circinatum acrol. acroleinum acet-ac. aceticum acidum actin-a. actinomyces albus acer negundo = neg. actin-c. actinomyces citreus acetald. acetaldehyde actin-g. actinomyces griseus acetan. acetanilidum actinidia deliciosa var. deliciosa = acetars. acetarsolum actinid-d. acetaz. acetazolamide actinid-ctx. actinidiae cortex aceton. acetonum actea racemosa = cimic. acetontl. acetonitrilum actea spicata = act-sp. acetoph. acetophenonum ACTH = cortico. acetylar. acetylarsan actinidia chinensis var. deliciosa = acetylch. acetylcholine actinid-d. acetylch-m. acetylcholinum muriaticum actinid-d. actinidia deliciosa acetyls-ac. acetylsalicylicum acidum actin-l. actinomyces luteus achillea millefolium = mill. actaea racemosa = cimic. achil-m. achillea moschata act-sp. actaea spicata achil-n. achillea nana adam. adamas achil-p. achillea ptarmica adans-d. adansonia digitata achras achras sapota adax. adaxukah achy. achyranthes calea adel. Adelheid aqua achy-a. achyranthes aspera Adelheid quelle = adel. acicl. aciclovir adelpha bredowii = limen-b-c. acidum aceticum glaciale = acet-ac. adenin. adeninum acidum ascorbicum = ascor-ac. adenyl-ac. adenylicum acidum acidum asparticum = aspart-ac. adeps suillus = adeps-s. acidum benzoicum = benz-ac. adeps suillus depuratus = adeps-s. acidum boricum = bor-ac. adeps-s. adeps suis acidum butyricum = but-ac. adhatoda = just. acidum cis aconiticum = acon-ac. adhatoda vasika = just. acidum folicum = fol-ac. adiant. adiantum capillus veneris acidum glutamicum = gluta-ac. adlu. adlumia fungosa acidum hydriodicum = iod-h. a-dnitroph. alpha-dinitrophenolum acidum hydrochloricum = mur-ac. adon. adonis vernalis acidum hydroiodicum = iod-h. adon-ae. adonis aestivalis acidum lacticum = lac-ac. adn = des-ac. adonin. adonidinum agath-a. agathis Australis adox. adoxa moschatellina agav-a. agave Americana adp. adenosinum diphosphoricum acidum agave rigida = agav-t. adr-ctx. adrenalis cortex agav-t. agave tequilana adp = adp. ager-c. ageratum conyzoides adrenal cortex = adr-ctx. agkistrodon contortrix = cench. adren. adrenalinum agkistrodon piscivorus = ancis-p. adren-bt. adrenalinum bitartaricum agn. agnus castus adrenocorticotropinum = cortico. agra. agraphis nutans aegle-f. aegle folia agre. agremone ochroleuca aegle-m. aegle marmelos agri. agrimonia eupatoria aegop-p. aegopodium podagraria agri-fl. agrimonia eupatoria flos aer-mar-a. aer maritim artificialis agrim. agrimony (Bach fl.) aer-med. aer medicalis agri-od. agrimonia odorata aesc. aesculus hippocastanum agropyron repens = tritic. aesc-c. aesculus carnea agropyrum repens = tritic. aesc-ctx. aesculus hippocastanum e cortice agro. agrostema githago aesc-g. aesculus glabra agrostemma githago = agro. aesc-gem. aesculus hippocastanum gemma agrosti-a. agrostis alba aescin. aesculinum agrosti-ca. agrostis capillaris aeth. aethusa cynapium agrosti-vg. agrostis vulgaris aethanolum = alco. aids. aids nosode aether aether ailanthus altissima = ail. aether aethylicus = aether ail. ailanthus glandulosa aether sulphuricus = aether aira-fl. aira flexuosa aethi-a. aethiops antimonialis aju-c. ajuga chamaepitys aethi-m. aethiops mineralis aju-r. ajuga reptans aethylicum = aethyl. aka joanesia asoca = joan. aethyl. aethylium alab. alabaster aethyl-act. aethylium aceticum alam. alamanitra aethyl-br. aethylium bromidum alan-d. alaninum D aethyl alcohol = alco. alan-l. alaninum L aethylce. aethylcellulose album. albuminum aethyl-m. aethylium muriaticum alarconia helenoides = wye. aethyl-n. aethylium nitricum albz-f. albizzia fastigiata aethylium nitrosum = nit-s-d. alchem-a. alchemillia alpina aethyl-s. aethylium sulfuricum alchem-ar. alchemilla arvensis aethyl-s-d. aethylium sulfuricum dichloratum alchem-vg. alchemilla vulgaris ag-ag. agar agar alchor-c. alchornea cordifolia aethylum aceticum = aethyl-act. alcohol fortis = alco-de. aethylum nitricum = aethyl-n. alco. alcoholus aethylum oxidum = aether alco-de. alcohol dehydratatum agam-g. agamemnon graphium alco-s. = carbn-s. = alcoholus sulphuris agap. agapanthus ald. aldehydum agaricus laricis = bol-la. aldos. aldosteron agar. agaricus muscarius alet. aletris farinosa agar-ac. agaricicum acidum aleurisma canis = aleur-l. agar-cit. agaricus citrinus aleurisma castellanii = aclad. agaricus bulbosus = agar-ph. aleur-l. aleurisma lugdunense agar-cpn. agaricus campanulatus alexandra senna = senn. agar-cps. agaricus campestris alf. alfalfa agar-em. agaricus emeticus alh. alhanodium agarin. agaricinum alhenna = henna agar-pa. agaricus pantherinus alis-p. alisma plantago agar-ph. agaricus phalloides all-a. allium ascalonicum agar-pr. agaricus procerus alkana tinctoria = anch-t. agar-r. agaricus rubescens alkekengi = physal-al. agar-se. agaricus semiglobatus allant. allantoinum agar-st. agaricus stercorarius all-c. allium cepa agar-v. agaricus vernus all-f. allium fallax alliar-o. alliaria officinalis amanita bulbosa = agar-ph. allox. alloxanum aman-c. amanita citrina all-p. allium porrum amanita muscaria = agar. all-s. allium sativum amanita phalloides = agar-ph. all-u. allium ursinum aman-r. amanita rubescens all-v. allium victorialis am-ar. ammonium arsenicicum aln. alnus rubra amanita verna = agar-v. allylsulfocarbamida = thiosin. amara = ign. aln-g. alnus glutinosa amaranthus = amar-h. aloe aloe socotrina amar-h. amaranthus hypochondriacus alnus serrulata = aln. amar-s. amaranthus spinosus aloe-fe. aloe ferox amar-t. amaranthus tristis aloe-pe. aloe perryi amary-e. amaryllis equestris aloe vera = aloe ammonium auricum = aur-fu. alop-p. alopecurus pratensis am-be. ammonium benzoicum alst. alstonia constricta am-bi. ammonium bichromicum alpha-tocopherolum = tocoph. ambr. ambra grisea alpina officinarum = galan. am-br. ammonium bromatum alpinia officinarum = galan. ambro. ambrosia artemisiaefolia alsidium helminthocorton = helm. ambro-r. ambrosia chamissonis alsine media = stel. ambra succinum = succ. alst-b. alstonia boonei ambr-xyz. ambra unknown preparation alst-s. alstonia scholaris ammonium bromhydricum = am-hbr. alth. althaea officinalis am-c. ammonium carbonicum alth-r. althaea rosea am-caust. ammonium causticum alting-e. altingia excellsa ammonium chloratum = am-m. alum. alumina ammonium chloridum = am-m. alum-ar-sel. alumina arsenicum selenium am-cit. ammonium citricum alumin. aluminium metallicum amer. americium aluminii chloridum hexahydricum = amer-n. americium nitricum alumin-m. am-f. ammonium fluoratum aluminii oxidum hydricum = alumin- amfep-m. amfepramonum muriaticum o. ammonium hydratum = am-caust. aluminii sulfas = alumin-s. am-hbr. ammonium hydrobromicum alumin-act. aluminium aceticum am-hox. ammonium hydroxynum alumin-br. aluminium bromatum am-i. ammonium iodatum aluminium chloridum = alumin-m. aminoaceticum acidum = glyco. alumin-gl. aluminium gluconicum aminobenzene = anil. aluminium kalium sulphuricum = amibe-ac. aminobenzoicum acidum alumn. aminobenzolum = anil. alumin-l. aluminium lacticum amicap-ac. aminocaproicum acidum alumin-m. aluminium muriaticum amidop. amidopyrinum aluminium oxide = alum. ami-ncap-ac. amino-n-caproicum acidum alumin-o. aluminium oxydatum amisuc-ac. aminosuccinicum acidum alumin-p. aluminium phosphoricum aml-act. amylium aceticum aluminium silico-sulpho-calcite = aml-ns. amylenum nitrosum slag am-m. ammonium muriaticum alumin-s. aluminium sulfuricum ammoniacum = ammc. alumin-sil. aluminium silicicum ammc. ammoniacum gummi alum-in-to. alumina insulae Tory amm-fml. ammonium formaldehydum alumn. alumen ammi-m. ammi majus alumen chronicum = kali-s-chr. ammi-v. ammi visnaga alumen crudum = alumn. am-mlb. ammonium molybdicum alumn-ust. alumen ustum ammoph-a. ammophilia arenaria alum-p. alumina phosphorica am-n. ammonium nitricum alum-sil. alumina silicata amn-l. amnii liquor ammonii chloridum = am-m. amoeb-h. amoeba hystolytica am-act. ammonium aceticum amoracia = coch. aluminum chloridum = alumin-m. amor-r. amorphophallus riviere amalg-st. amalgam standalloy am-ox. ammonium oxalicum amp. adenosinum monophosphoricum andr. androsace lactea acidum andira araroba = chrysar. am-p. ammonium phosphoricum andira inermis = geo. amp = amp. androc. androctonus amoreuxii hebraeus ampe-qu. ampelopsis quinquefolia androctonus amurreuxi hebraeus = ampe-tr. ampelopsis trifoliata androc. ampe-w. ampelopsis
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