BOTANICAL NAME: Rubus idaeus
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ORAL USE
Active ingredient: Each teabag contains Rubus idaeus (Raspberry) Leaf Dry 4 g.
Indications 1:
Raspberry has been traditionally used in western herbal medicine to help
prepare the body for labour and to support general health and
wellbeing.
Indication 2:
Raspberry has been traditionally used in western herbal medicine to relieve diarrhoea and as an astringent to tighten tissues.
QUALITY PRODUCTS SINCE 1985
The Hilde Hemmes’ product range includes a large variety of herbs
commonly used in western herbal medicine. Plants are sourced from
reputable growers in their country of origin and carefully dried to
retain their natural properties. Herbs are rigorously tested to confirm
that only the correct species are used. They are routinely tested for
pesticides, heavy metals, aflatoxins, foreign matter and microbial
levels. With our stringent quality assurance program, we are committed
to supplying premium grade products.
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THOUGHTFUL PACKAGING
Our herbs are hygienically packed in biodegradable cellophane bags, to
lock in their individual flavours and aromas. Boxes are purchased from
sustainable sources and can be recycled or composted – remove plastic
window before disposal.
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OTHER INFORMATION
Free from: preservatives, added colours / flavours, caffeine, gluten, sugars, lactose and nuts.
Suitable for vegans and vegetarians.
Store below 30⁰C in a dark dry place.
Manufactured according to international harmonised standards for Good Manufacturing Practice for Medicinal Products.
Listed on the Australian register of Therapeutic Goods as Hilde Hemmes' Herbals Raspberry Leaf Teabags AUST L 209855.
Dose form = Dried Herb.
Directions
Infuse 1 teabag (4 g) in 250 mL (one cup) of boiling water, steep for
10-15 minutes before removing teabag. Adults - drink 2 to 3 cups daily.
There are no restrictions on duration of use.
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Herbal teas are best stored below 30°C, away from direct sunlight and in a dry environment.
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WARNINGS
Always read the label. Follow the directions for use.
If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional.
Advise your doctor of any medicine you take during pregnancy.
Not for use during the first and second trimesters of pregnancy.
Seek medical advice if diarrhoea persists for more than: 6 hours in
infants under 6 months, 12 hours in children under 3 years, 24 hours in
children aged 3 to 6 years or 48 hours in adults and children over 6
years.
