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Do You Know What Are The Dilutions in Homoeopathy?   

What is Dilution?

Dilution is a process in which a substance or (mother tincture) is diluted with Extra Neutral Dispensing Alcohol. And after this, the “succussion” process is done. Dilutions are denoted by X and C.

How does SBL make Dilutions?

  • SBL maintains quality standards while preparing Dilutions and follows SOP at each stage of processing.
  • Dilutions are the backbone of homoeopathy. The curative power of medicines does not depend only on the doctor but also on the genuineness of the medicine. Hence SBL ensures the quality of dilutions by taking elaborative measures.
  • Back potencies are used to make dilutions which are made in SBL from high-quality mother tinctures.
  • Back potencies are dynamized in the purest form with exact measurements of ENA.
  • SBL is the only company that uses the Patented Computerized Potentiser, a precise device to ensure uniform and vigorous succussion for each potency.
  • SBL uses an imported Millipore Micron Filter, which filters down to 0.2 Micron. This ensures that there are no impurities or contamination in the ENA.
  • Laminar Flow Workstation ensures that dilutions are carried out in a non-contaminated environment. This technology continuously exhales pure air through the pores of 0.3 microns Hepa filters, ensuring a non-contaminated environment
  • The glass bottles are washed with demineralized water, and dried at high a temperature (150°C).
  • Dilutions are filled into non-reactive Neutra USP type 3 glass bottles.
  • Careful attention to processes, testing, and packaging ensures that SBL Dilutions provide maximum therapeutic value

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