Description
- Professional Formulas Tiger's Eye promotes confidence, willpower, clear-thinking/speaking, personal power in life. Affects yellow/solar plexus RCT.
Suggested Use:
As directed by your medical professional.
Ingredients:
Tigers Eye ... 6X, 8X, 12X, 30X
Other Ingredients:
Purified water, 20% USP alcohol.
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†Based on 2000 calorie diet.
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Country of Origin: USA
Manufacturer/Importer/Packed By: Professional Formulas
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about this product
What is Professional Formulas Tiger's Eye?
Professional Formulas Tiger's Eye is a 2 fl oz homeopathic liquid made from the Tigers Eye gemstone at 6X, 8X, 12X and 30X. Professional Formulas links it to the yellow, or solar plexus, area in its RCT range.
What does Professional Formulas say Tiger's Eye promotes?
Professional Formulas says Tiger's Eye promotes confidence, willpower, clear thinking and speaking, and a sense of personal power in life. These are the brand's own descriptions of the gemstone homeopathic liquid.
Which potencies of Tigers Eye are in the formula?
The Tiger's Eye formula contains Tigers Eye gemstone at four potencies: 6X, 8X, 12X and 30X. Professional Formulas lists no other active ingredients in this 2 fl oz homeopathic liquid.
How should Tiger's Eye drops be taken?
Tiger's Eye drops should be taken as directed by a medical professional, according to Professional Formulas. The listing does not give a set number of drops for the 2 fl oz bottle. Please consult your doctor before use.
Which RCT area is Professional Formulas Tiger's Eye linked to?
Professional Formulas Tiger's Eye is linked to the yellow, or solar plexus, RCT, according to the brand. The same listing names confidence, willpower and personal power as the themes Professional Formulas associates with this gemstone liquid.
What base liquid does Tiger's Eye contain?
Tiger's Eye contains purified water and 20% USP alcohol as its base liquid. Professional Formulas packages the gemstone potencies in a 2 fl oz bottle made in the USA, so anyone avoiding alcohol should note the base.
