Rhealba® Oat from A-DERMA. Chosen from amongst 80 different varieties, the oat used in this product is selected for its soothing & non-irritating properties & is grown under strictly controlled conditions. Its extract, characterised by its extreme purity makes A-DERMA products completely safe to use & ensure constant quality & effectiveness. A-DERMA Skin Care Cream with Rhealba® Oat milk is specially formulated to treat irritated & easily inflamed skin. The combination of soothing, moisturising & anti-irritating active ingredients restores skin comfort & well-being. Paraben free. ...

A-DERMA Soothing Foaming Gel with Rhealba® Oat milk gently cleanses, soothes & softens irritated skin. Fragrance free. Rhealba® Oat from A-derma. Chosen from amongst 80 different varieties, the oat used in this product is selected for its soothing & non-irritating properties & is grown under strictly controlled conditions. Its extract, characterised by its extreme purity makes A-derma products completely safe to use & ensure constant quality & effectiveness. ...

A. Vogel Echinacea Cream contains the extracts of certified organically grown Wild Pansy & Echinacea flowers & roots from A. Vogel's own cultivations. Echinacea Cream is an herbal skin cream containing fresh, certified organically grown extracts of Echinacea (violet Coneflower) & Viola Tricolor (Pansy). The painstaking process of extracting the fresh plants guarantees the full spectrum of active ingredients. Then these two herbal extracts are combined with a moisturising base of peanut oil to produce a cream that absorbs quickly & readily into the skin. Echinacea Cream moisturises & soothes without leaving an oily residue on the skin. It softens, soothes, protects & moisturises irritated, sensitive or damaged skin. The mild, moisturising base absorbs quickly & easily into the skin. It is an ideal make up base or a refreshing cream for after shaving. No animal testing. Ingredients (INCI): Aqua (Water), Hydrogenated peanut oil, Propylene glycol, Echinacea purpurea (aqua/alcohol) (Coneflower extract (water/alcohol), Viola tricolor (aqua/alcohol) Pansy extract (water/alcohol), Cetearyl alcohol, Sodium lauryl sulphate, Sodium cetearyl sulphate, silver sulphate. Directions for use: Use as aften as needed. For external use only, avoid contact with eyes. Contains peanut oil. ...

Strengthens the immune system to help fight the misery of colds & flu. A traditional herbal remedy used for symptomatic relief of colds, influenza type infections & similar upper respiratory tract conditions. Echinaforce
- made to Alfred Vogel's original herbal formula using extracts of freshly harvested Echinacea purpurea (herb & root). Always read the leaflet. Ingredients: Each tablet contains extract of Echinacea purpurea herb & root, equivalent to 270mg of whole fresh plant or 60mg of whole dried plant. Excipients to 270mg: Lactose, Starch, Magnesium stearate. Directions for use: Adults: 2 tablets 2 to 3 times a day Children (6-12 years): 1 tablet 2 to 3 times a day Please seek medical advice if pregnant.
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Strengthen the immune system to help fight the misery of colds & flu. A traditional herbal remedy used for symptomatic relief of colds, influenza type infections & similar upper respiratory tract conditions. Echinaforce
- made to Alfred Vogel's original herbal formula using extracts of freshly harvested Echinacea purpurea (herb & root). Always read the leaflet. Ingredients: Tincture of Echinacea purpurea herb & root. 0.6ml drops contain the equivalent of 285mg whole fresh plant or 64.5mg whole dried plant. Also contains 65% v/v Ethanol. Directions for use: Adults: 15 drops (0.6ml) to be taken 2-3 times daily in a small amount of water. Children: (6-12 years): 7 drops (0.3ml) to be taken 2-3 times daily in a small amount of water. Please seek medical advice if pregnant.
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One of the oldest medicinal herbs known to Man, the fresh green leaves of the Ginkgo biloba tree are gathered in spring to create this beneficial tincture. Alfred Vogel’s own Ginkgo tree, planted on his return from Japan, was a daily source of fresh leaves which he carefully chewed as he grew older to absorb the valuable juices. Uses:
- Poor memory
- Cold hands & feet/ Raynaud’s Disease
- Chilblains
- Tinnitus/dizziness
- Impotence This is probably one of the oldest medicinal herbs known to Man. Its use can be traced to the oldest Chinese Materia Medica dating back to around 3, 000 BC. Traditional Chinese medicine describes the ability of Ginkgo leaves to benefit the brain. Today, numerous clinical trials have shown Ginkgo’s ability to improve brain function & therefore quality of life. Ingredients: Tinctures of fresh Ginkgo Biloba leaves, extracted in alcohol (66% v/v ). Directions for use: Adults: 15 drops in a little water 3 times daily Children: This product is not recommended for children. Please seek medical advice if pregnant.




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One of the oldest medicinal herbs known to Man, the fresh green leaves of the Ginkgo biloba tree are gathered in spring to create this beneficial tincture. Alfred Vogel’s own Ginkgo tree, planted on his return from Japan, was a daily source of fresh leaves which he carefully chewed as he grew older to absorb the valuable juices. Uses:
- Poor memory
- Cold hands & feet/ Raynaud’s Disease
- Chilblains
- Tinnitus/dizziness
- Impotence This is probably one of the oldest medicinal herbs known to Man. Its use can be traced to the oldest Chinese Materia Medica dating back to around 3, 000 BC. Traditional Chinese medicine describes the ability of Ginkgo leaves to benefit the brain. Today, numerous clinical trials have shown Ginkgo’s ability to improve brain function & therefore quality of life.




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Alfred Vogel loved this age-old herbal remedy, which thrived in his native Switzerl&. In line with his principles of ensuring a thriving, sustainable source, A. Vogel's gardeners' painstaking research & organic cultivation identified a species of Hypericum high in active agents & resistant to disease, such as St John's Wort wilt, & so helped create the glorious fresh flower heads used in these tincture & tablets. Uses:
- Feeling low
- Feelings of unhappiness
- Nervousness
- Mild Anxiety This is one of the more well-known herbs in the Western world. It is said that the name St. John’s Wort came about because the plant begins to flower around St. John’s Tide – the summer solstice at the end of June. Indeed, the yellow flowers are easily recognisable & it is not uncommon to see cultivars of Hypericum in ornamental flower beds. Leaves of St. John’s Wort appear to be perforated (hence the name ‘perforatum’) & bear brightly spots containing a volatile oil. Flowers contain a series of black spots & when rubbed between the fingers, stain red. Ingredients: Tincture of organically grown fresh flower heads of St John's Wort (Hypericum perforatum), extracted in alcohol (66% v/v). Directions for use: Adults: 20 drops in a little water twice daily. Chidren: This product is not recommended for children. Before taking this product: Please check with your doctor or pharmacist if you are taking any prescribed medicines as St John's Wort may affect the way they work. Please seek medical advice if pregnant.



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This complex brings together seven tropical herbs originating in various areas of the world. Alfred Vogel discovered this fascinating complex when he worked with Dr Fritz Aichele, a German naturopath. Luffa is also known as sponge cucumber. Uses:
- Hayfever/allergic rhinitis/allergies
- Useful as part of a programme for reducing allergic reactions such as sneezing, itchy & runny eyes & nose, blocked or stuffy nose, wheezy chest, etc. This tropical plant is used with a variety of others to combat the symptoms of allergies, particularly those with hayfever-like effects. The benefit of using this type of natural remedy is that it has none of the side effects common with conventional antihistamine-type medications, such as drowsiness, fatigue & dependency. It can be used long or short term, & is suitable for those sensitive to chemical medications. Ingredients: Contains the extracts of: Aralia racemosa* (American Spikenard), Cardiospermum halicacabum* (Heartseed), Galphimia glauca (Golden Thryallis), Luffa operculata (Luffa), Larrea mexicana (Chapparal), Okoubaka aubrevillei (Okoubaka) & Ammi visnaga (Toothpick Weed). Alcohol content: 67% v/v. * Organically grown. Directions for use: Adults: 20 drops 2 to 3 times daily in a small amount of water, to be held in the mouth for at least one minute before swallowing. In acute cases: 15 drops every 2 hours for 12 hours. Children (2-12 years): 1 drop per year of age 2 to 3 times daily, in a little water. This product is not recommended for children under 2 years of age.

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Alfred Vogel knew & wrote of the benefits of this popular herb, Sage (Salvia), whose leaves display beads of liquid in hot weather. This strongly scented herb is particularly popular with women. Sage is believed to rebalance the sweat-regulating mechanism in the brain which can be thrown out of balance by hormonal changes taking place during the menopause. Excessive sweating in women or men (eg. palms, feet) may also be corrected by Sage. In addition, Sage has a separate role in preventing sweating. The combination of these two actions makes Sage an excellent preparation to help with the hot flushes which often accompany the decline in hormonal levels at the time of the menopause. Sage has also been found to possess antibacterial properties & can be very beneficial for sore throats when used as a gargle. Ingredients: Tincture of organically grown fresh Salvia officinalis (Sage) leaves, extracted in alcohol (66% v/v). Directions for use: Adults: 15-20 drops in a little water 3 times daily. Maintenance: 15-20 drops in a little water once daily, Children: This product is not recommended for children. ...